Brisbane Reviews

Details: Jason Whittaker; 06 July 2009

Kath Walker, or Oodgeroo Noonuccal as the aboriginal poet and activist would later reclaim as her name, found herself on a hijacked plane in Tunisia in 1974.

Details: Jason Whittaker; 03 July 2009

Mike Wilmot and friends. And enemies | In Stiches

While the motley crew had little in common, they all delivered laughs in a thoroughly entertaining two-hour gig.

Details: Jason Whittaker; 29 June 2009

While it may not be the most original idea, Sammy J in the Forest of Dreams is as riotous and spectacular a comedy gig as you're likely to see.

Details: Amy Hyslop; 28 June 2009

What a delight in these days of crisis, downturn and global gloom to be part of the first night audience for The Paris Opera Ballet’s exotic classic La Bayadère.

Details: Jason Whittaker; 13 June 2009

For all its coolness, its cleverness, Richard Jordan's 25 Down fails to really connect on the level the writer wants.

Details: Jason Whittaker; 08 June 2009

The explosive all-hits mega-mix Queen - It's A Kinda Magic shouldn't really be this much fun. But, guiltily, it is.

Details: Jason Whittaker; 24 May 2009

Opera in Italian is like spaghetti and meatballs - the perfect match. La Traviata - Giuseppe Verdi's glorious opera - showcases this with gusto.

Details: Jason Whittaker; 20 May 2009

Statespeare | La Boite and Shake & Stir Theatre Co

Shakespeare is NOT for losers. His plays are sooooo cool, man. He's, like, totes relevant to the way us kids, like, live and stuff. And Statespeare tries admirably, unashamedly, to make the case.

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