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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…
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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…
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The Rover // Queensland Shakespeare Ensemble
The director of the Queensland Shakespeare Ensemble’s recent production of The Rover, Rebecca Murphy, apparoched Aphra Behn’s text through a pro-feminist lens and did not rest on the laurels of Shakespeare to get by. Rather, Murphy has approached this play as one that is influential and unique in its own right. This approach is clear…
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Disenchanted // Footlights Theatrical
Footlights Theatrical’s Disenchanted is a fun, frantic fractured-fairy-tale-meets-cabaret that sticks a dazzling middle finger squarely in the face of a certain mouse-shaped media conglomerate. Director Ros Johnson must have wished upon a star to assemble a cast that is well-equipped for this satirical venture: 9 talented performers who each bring a unique edge to these…
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Dear Adults // BackDock Arts
Dear Adults is a unique work. It is at once inviting and challenging, comic and tragic, subtle and pointed. It is not a work simply for the benefit of parents, but for all adults who interact with kids, or who contribute to the shaping of the world these kids will inherit. Bravo!
Bravo Brisbane 