There could be no one better than Meow Meow to capture the history of Her Majesty’s Theatre, and drag it purring right into the present.

Returning for the second time to Australia after its premiere at OzAsia Festival in 2010, Extreme Jump is a highly stylized, martial arts and slapstick extravaganza.

If the Adelaide Cabaret Festival were a dessert, Meow Meow would be the cake, the icing and the cherry on top.

Rramp is an acutely off-beat show and curiously engaging, like a slow motion Dali style car-crash.

This new ensemble is a slicker, classier façade backed by a smoking four piece of seriously jazzy gents.

This is a charming and magical performance that is genuinely great for kids and grown ups alike. 

As Brisbane audiences eagerly await the arrival of Cirque Du Soleil's brand new production, OVO, Australian Stage had a chat with the team to get a sneak peek behind the scenes and see what we can expect from this most spectacular of companies.

The latest show to come dazzling out of Strut & Fret production house is The Dream Menagerie, a confetti drenched dreamscape where things inside the Speigeltent are meant to be seen and not believed this Brisbane Festival.

The Kransky Sisters, long-time darlings of the Australian cabaret circuit, bring their show Three Bags Full to the Brisbane Powerhouse for a six night season.

The Broadway musical is a beast unto itself, and any production that brings its own themed cocktail to town is going to be hard to resist.