Brisbane Reviews

Details: Vanessa Lahey; 04 December 2007

Roadkill was a gripping and macabre peek through the secret window of speculation.

Details: Erin White; 30 November 2007

Seydou Boro’s ‘Cest a Dire’ combines multiple thoughts and varied anecdotes into a distinctly eclectic piece of dance theatre

Details: Rebekka Salmi; 30 November 2007

I had no idea what I was in for when I rushed to view Sydney Dance Company, and their production of Berlin

Details: Erin White; 24 November 2007

‘Un pas de cote’ pledges to break the rules of dance and music, and it certainly delivers on this promise.

Details: Rebekka Salmi; 23 November 2007

There is something magic about her instrumental compositions that evoked for me, not only a variety of emotions, but allowed me to create stories.

Details: Amy Hyslop; 21 November 2007

Pineapple Queen Merde exposes the dark secrets of the tragic-comic Glasshouse Mountains Pineapple Queen, a woman whose domestic and textual mythologies are being eroded through constant retelling

Details: Vanessa Lahey; 21 November 2007

What a treat! To see a handful of iconic Australian musicians in such an intimate setting as the Brisbane Powerhouse

Details: Erin White; 18 November 2007

Queensland Theatre Company's Heroes tells the story of three war veterans whiling away their last days in a French veterans hospital.

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roadkill | Dancenorth

C'est a Dire | Seydou Boro

Berlin | Sydney Dance Company

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Pineapple Queen Merde

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