Archive

Riding the last wave: Peter Weir awarded Golden Lion in Venice

Into the tunnel of love – almost with Dire Straits

Solid rock: From ‘a moment in time’ the Warumpi Band is back

Welcome overture as QSO appoints new head

A few shockingly Grimm fairy tales for grownups

Our northern queen of couture’s Brisbane trifecta

A very Brisbane story scoops pool at literary awards

To hell and back? Limbo’s electrifying return

All they want for Christmas? A very naughty Brissie show en route to London

Streaming picks: From Occupied City to Hearts of Darkness

Poem: West

Northern lights: The arts are set to shine in Townsville

Film review: Afraid

A novel entree to the world of classical music

Strap yourself in! Weird things are erupting at Briz Fest

Everyone’s a winner, Baby, bayside at Wynnum

Briz Fest’s edgy triple treat at Metro Arts

Brisbane Festival is naughty but nice … with a little help from Jean Paul Gaultier

Let’s get the party started! Briz Fest on track with Straight From The Strait

The new West End Electric turns up the heat with Limbo

The band is getting back together: 10 Oasis songs you should know

Let’s speak about how Brisbane author Megan Williams is on her winning way

Poems: Mute & Ms Houdini

This is why we have to talk about Gauguin …

I do like Mondays in the Concert Hall with the ACO

The rising tide of Torres Strait Islander and Aboriginal works at Brisbane Festival

We like it when BrizVegas shines brightly in Edinburgh

Navigating the evolution of the ‘burbs across Australia

Dudded again: No new concert hall is bad news for Townsville

Fatal attraction? How The Calile Hotel inspired a short film about a poolside romance

Camerata’s powerful cross-cultural tribute to a brave equal rights activist

Archie Moore’s Venice Biennale triumph is on its way home …

From page to stage: Opera finds a home among the gum trees

Poem: The Piano

Starlight express: Lindy Lee’s cosmic sculpture lights up Queen’s Wharf

Have a whale of a time at Minjerribah

The art of love – lost and found – in the Blackman letters

Let them see the light: Capturing our past in pictures

Curtain to raise on a new era for the iconic Avalon Theatre

The greatest love stories ever told: Trent Dalton bares his soul

Jazz cabaret pays homage to The Genius & The King

Back to Earth: The return of flamenco legend Paco Peña

Poem: Focus

Soprano Nina Korbe deep dives into Mahler with Queensland Youth Symphony

Let’s dance! The high-voltage return of Burn the Floor

Mamma Mia! Thank you for the music, Bjorn Again!

A slow-burn love story at the end of the world

Fathers and sons … take your time, think a lot, think of everything you’ve got