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September 2023

  • Bananaland cast perform as Wikki-Wikki Wah-Wahs

    Bananaland review – Kate Miller-Heidke’s new musical comedy is a miraculous joy

    Stacked with sly gags about the music business, this delightfully absurd show about a punk-rock outfit that rebrands as a kids’ band is a love letter to all kinds of dreamers
  • Singer-songwriter Kate Miller Heidke (left) and actor Max McKenna

    Kate Miller-Heidke’s next musical asks: what if a punk band accidentally becomes the Wiggles?

    The team behind Muriel’s Wedding The Musical – Miller-Heidke, her husband Keir Nuttall and star Max McKenna – have reunited for Bananaland
  • Salamander, directed by Maxine Doyle, at Brisbane festival 2023

    Salamander review – Brisbane festival opens with a world-class dance epic

    Inspired by JG Ballard’s The Drowned World and set in a Perspex maze created by Beyoncé’s stage designer, this dystopian dance-theatre show is truly unique

August 2023

  • The promotional image for Unconditional, being staged at Brisbane festival, starring Sean Dowling and Cameron Hurry

    What happens when one person in a couple transitions? Trans people share what came next

    Two deeply personal plays at Brisbane festival explore what it can be like to come out as trans in a relationship – when ‘plenty have broken because of it’, says one playwright

September 2022

  • Kaiyah Alexander (she/her) at the Alexander Ball a ball celebrating everything Trans, Brisbane, Australia. 24 September 2022.

    ‘Tonight felt like heaven’: Australia’s ballroom scene serves at the Alexander Ball – in pictures

  • Dancenorth Australia's 2022 production of Wayfinder for Brisbane festival.

    Wayfinder review – playful, colourful and immersive dance lights up with joy and hope

  • Participants in Nightwalks with Teenagers, a global social art experiment that sees teenagers lead adults on a tour of their city. This images were taken in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, in September 2022

    Dark night of the sole: teenagers are taking adults on tours of Brisbane – and it’s brilliant chaos

  • Sunshine Super Girl, the Evonne Goolagong Cawley play. Kirk Page, Katina Olsen and Ella Ferris. Photo by Jessica Zeng

    Sunshine Super Girl review – a warm celebration of Evonne Goolagong Cawley

  • ‘Othello is truly a dream role – no gammin!’ Jimi Bani takes on the role of a lifetime

  • ‘Brisbane has come of age’: the queer and migrant artists helping shed the city’s ‘cringe’

August 2022

  • A figure of Heracles morphs into a bear operated by five puppeteers

    Australian arts in focus
    Queering the Iliad: the Brisbane show bringing big spectacle – and big love – to an ancient story

  • Shannon Molloy

    Shannon Molloy’s harrowing memoir takes the stage: ‘There’s power in sharing really dark stories’

July 2021

  • Front row from left: dalmation Yoshi, bichon frise-toy poodle crosses Miley and Memphis, staffy kelpie cross George. Back row from left: labrador Tilly, Boston terrier Mr Peaunut and miniature poodle Ralph

    ‘A bond unlike any other’: dog-lovers in for a treat at Brisbane festival

    Part dog park, part talkshow, Let’s Be Friends Furever explores our relationship with canines – as a bunch of them take to the stage

September 2020

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    Brisbane festival's Street Serenades: guerrilla outdoor gigs give a sense of post-pandemic possibility

    Planning a concert and not telling anyone sounds like a marketing error, but festival organisers promise it was intentional

July 2020

  • Circa Contemporary Circus’s 2020 production Leviathan

    Tumbling, balancing and soaring together: creating circus in the time of Covid

    Circa’s Leviathan brings together 36 performers for the biggest in-theatre show of a scaled-back Brisbane festival

September 2019

  • Dancers of China’s Peacock Contemporary Dance Company perform Yang Liping’s Rite of Spring.

    Rite of Spring review – erotic and mesmerising tale of sacrifice with a Buddhist twist

    Chinese superstar choreographer Yang Liping creates a real crowd pleaser as timeless European dance gets the Tibetan treatment
  • Matthew Leonhart (Marco Polo) and Danny Sapani (Kublai Khan) in Invisible Cities
(Opening 05-07-19)

    'Everything could go wrong': Invisible Cities takes over Brisbane warehouse in massive show

    The multi-faceted adaptation of Italo Calvino’s novel is being billed as Brisbane festival’s most ambitious piece to date
    • 'The best pop concert you’ve never been to’: new musical about teen fangirls is a Brisbane festival hit

    • Riverfire: Brisbane festival refuses to cancel fireworks extravaganza in wake of bushfires

    • Bryony Kimmings on her 'big-dick-swinging' show: ‘Three times we’ve had people faint’

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