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Details: 01 November 2008

The History of Glass is an intriguing piece of installation art. The idea of it is brilliant, in fact; it’s just the execution that leaves a little to be desired.

Details: 31 October 2008

Leigh Warren and Gina Rings have created a magical piece of dance that weaves it's way through the Tandanya galleries, leaving the audience to part like the rivers and ebb and flow with the performance.

Details: 28 October 2008

Some acts seem like they were made for The Spiegeltent. San Lazaro is one of them.

Details: 28 October 2008

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

Details: 27 October 2008

Mary Stuart will please both history buffs as well as those seeking a compelling character drama.

Details: 25 October 2008

Everything That I Can Think Of | Harry James Angus

Big hair and an easy manner, an out of tune guitar and a microphone that “dictates his posture”. This is Harry James Angus, in his show Everything That I Can Think Of.

Details: 24 October 2008

Grotesque, convoluted and with questionable morals, this production is brilliant yet perplexing.

Details: 24 October 2008

The appeal of physical theatre lies in the exploration and subversion of theatrical form. Great work combines physical and verbal language in new and exciting ways and challenges the manner in which audiences read, engage with and contextualise performance.

The History of Glass | Bright Edge

Petroglyphs - Signs of Life

Concienci Asi Pa! | San Lazaro

Turandot | Opera Queensland

Mary Stuart | Ensemble Theatre

Everything That I Can Think Of | Harry James Angus

Red Shoes | ThinIce

Appetite | KAGE