Be it the global financial crisis, the US elections, the Prince of Wales or even his own father, Amos has the decisive ability to create mirth from mire.

Performing in the inaugural Brisbane Comedy Festival, Danny Bhoy performs just over an hour of witty and endearing stand-up.

Opera Queensland, with The Queensland Orchestra, present Puccini’s Turandot to Brisbane audiences with mixed results.

Comedian Frank Woodley takes to the stage with the amusing, one-man divertissement ‘Possessed’.

What a pleasure it is to see a Peter Brook production come to Brisbane

The Australian Ballet’s production of Giselle was so classic, so archetypal, that one could almost believe they were sitting in a theatre in 1841 and watching the original premiere.

Jimmy Barnes live is like plugging your iPod into the largest amplifier you can possibly find, and then jolting yourself with a defibrillator over and over again.

A dark and yet enlightening tale, Edward Scissorhands represents the extreme of suburbia.

A great performance is something that not only has memorable moments, but something that has so many of these that in one’s mind they seamlessly flow into each other

Rossini’s The Barber of Seville has enjoyed well deserved fame for nearly 200 years. Like any great classic, the beauty of the opera is its universally popular story and theme.