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By Meredith Walker 4 weeks ago

Just as all families are unique, it’s safe to say that all have their own

By Meredith Walker 1 month ago

Fangirls begins with a couple of criminals on the run. The scene is one of

By Eric Scott 2 months ago

L’Appartement: Chaos in the City of Love is a play with lots of laughs, dark

By Meredith Walker 2 months ago

When The Little Red Theatre Company first bought Lady Beatle to La Boite, the show

By Meredith Walker 2 months ago

Colin Thiele’s cherished 1964 novel Storm Boy is part of Australian folklore. The poignant story

By David Edwards 3 months ago

Brisbane-based Dana Gehrman has released her debut album Find A Way. The album showcases edgy

By Meredith Walker 3 months ago

Slingsby’s production of Oscar Wilde’s The Young King (adapted for the stage by Nicki Bloom)

By Meredith Walker 3 months ago

The Curators’ homage to great Norwegian playwright Henrick Ibsen’s controversial Ghosts is innovative from even

By Eric Scott 3 months ago

I had an absolutely fabulous time watching this musical. It’s one of the best I’ve

By Meredith Walker 3 months ago

Early into Meyne Wyatt’s semi-autographical play City of Gold, feisty activist Carina (Shari Sebbens) speaks