• Grand Horizons // Pip Theatre

    Grand Horizons // Pip Theatre

    Vintage tunes set the stage for PIP Theatre’s Grand Horizons, an Australian adaptation of Bess Wohl’s Tony Award-nominated Kitchen Sink Dramedy. The ramifications of a divorce announcement unravel in an excruciatingly entertaining production, exploring dysfunction with impressive script, acting, and direction. Intimate dialogue, subtle moments, and brilliant set design enhance the experience. The cast shines,…

  • Cats // Queensland Musical Theatre

    Cats // Queensland Musical Theatre

    A backdrop of the night sky overlooking a derelict scrap heap sets the atmosphere for Queensland Musical Theatre’s production of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Cats, directed by emerging Brisbane Director Caley Monro. In the preshow, performers in their costumed identities flock across Bowen Hills’ Twelfth Night Theatre, playing with oversized balls of twine, hissing at aggressive…

  • Urinetown: The Musical // Phoenix Ensemble

    Urinetown: The Musical // Phoenix Ensemble

    Step into a world where laughter meets social commentary, where the absurdity of our systems is on full display, and where a musical takes an unapologetically daring plunge into the depths of satire. Phoenix Ensemble’s production of Urinetown: The Musical catapults audiences into a dystopian universe where law, capitalism, and municipal politics collide in a…

  • Fighting Climate Change with Comedy: Is Laughter the Best Medicine?

    Fighting Climate Change with Comedy: Is Laughter the Best Medicine?

    As the threat of climate change looms large, the question arises: can comedy be an effective tool in combating serious global issues? In the Observatory Theatre’s upcoming play, The Turquoise Elephant, playwright Stephen Carleton masterfully blends absurdity and satire to tackle the pressing concerns of corporate greed, government inaction, and a world on the brink…

  • Interview with Carley Cornelissen // Brisbane Street Art Festival

    Interview with Carley Cornelissen // Brisbane Street Art Festival

    Carley Cornelissen, a featured muralist at the Brisbane Street Art Festival, discusses her involvement, artistic journey, and challenges in an interview. She shares how she applied for the festival, her concept of depicting native and introduced species coexisting, and her transition from private commissions to street art. Carley highlights the freedom she has in expressing…

  • Venus in Fur // The X Collective

    Venus in Fur // The X Collective

    Venus in Fur by The X Collective is an electrifying exploration of gender roles and sexuality with powerful performances and an enigmatic ending. Must-see.

  • Avenue Q // Beenleigh Theatre

    Avenue Q // Beenleigh Theatre

    Avenue Q at BTG is a hilarious revival of this production under the guidance of some fantastic creatives, with an even better and talented cast and crew.

  • The Power Struggle in Theatre: An Interview with the Women of The X Collective’s Venus in Fur

    The Power Struggle in Theatre: An Interview with the Women of The X Collective’s Venus in Fur

    In an exclusive interview, the women behind The X Collective’s production of Venus in Fur discuss the challenges of portraying complex characters, exploring power dynamics and gender roles, and the representation of women in the entertainment industry.

  • Mother and Son // Ipswich Musical Theatre Company

    Mother and Son // Ipswich Musical Theatre Company

    Ipswich Musical Theatre Company’s Mother and Son is a relatable and heartwarming portrayal of the bond between a mother and her son, with charming comedy, professional sound and lighting, and standout performances.

  • I Love You, Bro // That Production Company

    I Love You, Bro // That Production Company

    That Production Company is a vital theatrical entity in South-East Queensland. The theatre landscape in this region needs companies and directors that take risks. There are infinite forms that such risks can take, and in the case of TPC’s I Love You, Bro, risk came in the form of an episodic, two-hour one-man show about…

  • Brisbane Street Art Festival Is Back!

    Brisbane Street Art Festival Is Back!

    AUSTRALIA’S LARGEST STREET ART FESTIVAL RETURNS TO BRISBANE FOR 2023 WITH AN EPIC LINE-UP OF LIVE MURALS, ART EVENTS & WORKSHOPS. Now in its 8th year, Brisbane Street Art Festival (BSAF) has become a cornerstone of Brisbane’s cultural calendar, drawing in thousands of visitors from around the country and the world. The festival’s interactive all-ages…

  • Meet Razzle Dazzleplume // Bravo Brisbane’s Newest Team Member

    Meet Razzle Dazzleplume // Bravo Brisbane’s Newest Team Member

    At Bravo Brisbane, we’re passionate about the creative arts scene in our city. From the latest theatre productions to the hottest art exhibitions, we’re always on the lookout for new and exciting ways to celebrate the beauty of self-expression and creativity. And now, we’re thrilled to introduce our newest team member: Razzle Dazzleplume, the rainbow…

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