
The great thing about Puccini’s opera is that it delivers its love and tragedy with plenty of humour, beautifully drawn characters and music that’s well worth the price of admission.

Opera Queensland’s production of The Magic Flute sees Mozart’s opera, which was first staged in Vienna in 1791, set at a circus.


The Inhabited Man is a play about the “heady brew” of memories, struggles and turmoils which inhabit most men.

Enter the realm of Yana Alana. A self assured, righteous, demurely dressed, potty-mouthed feminist. And one thinks that is only the beginning.

Directed by Adriano Cortese and written by Raimondo Cortese, Ranters Theatre's Holiday occurs in an uneasy space, where the expectation for respite and relaxation is at odds with a somewhat tense reality.

Maria remembers her father as a magician, who produced her glasses from the bottom of the sea. Her older sister Anne remembers their father as a drunk.