
With an overactive imagination, quirky view of the world and some complex relationship issues, Anne Edmonds has some brilliantly trippy ideas about life.

Sarah Kendall is a masterful storyteller. And she has some jaw-dropping, thought-provoking stories to tell.

Mr Stink stinks. He positively reeks. He farts and belches on stage (much to the constant amusement of the kiddies) and yes, you can literally see the stench emitting from his threadbare suit.

Few things are more civilised than sitting down to a relaxing high tea on a Sunday afternoon – except maybe enjoying high tea with jazz.

The door of karma never closes. Such is the main theme of White Snake, one of China’s most famous folk tales, as retold by director Giacomo Ravicchio and brought to life by a stellar cast from Shanghai Dramatic Arts Centre (SDAC).

Typically, when artists are described as 'giving their all', it conjures images of a brutal, vulnerable harrowing experience. A form of sacrifice.

Queensland Symphony Orchestra’s performance, barely visible with the musicians and conductor (Sarah Hicks) lit in blue beneath the giant screen, was amazing.