Key Announcements
Dates announced for 2025 Anywhere Festival Brisbane!
The highly anticipated 15th Anywhere Festival will return in 2025, running from 18 July to 3 August, transforming unexpected spaces across Brisbane into stages for exciting, innovative performances.
Vote now in the 2024 Anywhere Awards (Voting now Closed)
Anywhere Festival across Brisbane has wrapped for another year which means it’s time to vote for your favourite show in the Anywhere Awards!
2024 Brisbane Anywhere Festival delivers “exactly what’s needed” during a cost of living crisis.
2024 Anywhere Festival Thrives Amidst Cost of Living Crisis, Bringing Unique Experiences to Brisbane
See shows for free for a review or photographs
The Anywhere Festival Brisbane is back, running from 19 July to 4 August 2024, and we have an incredible opportunity for passionate arts enthusiasts! “See as many shows as you…
Anywhere Festival Secures $34,950 Grant from Gambling Community Benefit Fund
Empowering Artists with Long-Term Resources to tell stories anywhere. Anywhere Festival is thrilled to announce its successful application for a $34,950 grant from the Gambling Community Benefit Fund. This significant…
The festival that is here, there and anywhere. (In Review)
The Anywhere Festival is back with shows happening across South East Queensland anywhere and everywhere but in a theatre Written by Cameron Pegg at In Review “Paul Osuch’s secret ingredient for…
The locations have been announced for 2024 Brisbane Anywhere Festival
The festival will feature 35 venues around Brisbane including a pole gym, cemetery, dog park, backyards, airport lounge, planetarium, warehouses and churches. The festival does happen anywhere. Suburbs include Albion,…
All Releases and Stories
An invitation to 2025 Anywhere Festival!
In car parks and backyards. In empty shops and bustling cafés. Down laneways, across rooftops, on riverbanks, under bridges. Over the past fifteen years, Anywhere Festival has posed a simple,…
Review: Too Twisted
Catherine Lawrence congratulates the students, teachers, and families on an impressive demonstration of the skills of talented That’s Dance and Acrobatics’ performers. For more about this 2025 Anywhere Festival Moreton…
Review: Murder At The Bowlo
If you get the opportunity to catch the final two Improv Queensland shows in the 2025 Anywhere Festival I strongly recommend getting a group together and going along for the…
Review: Jaws For Kids!
Jaws: For Kids! is highly recommended as a really entertaining show for adults and kids. You will come away with a raft of ‘fun facts’(ting) about the importance of sharks,…
Review: The Amazing Bubble Show
Magic Glen’s Amazing Bubble Show is a kid-friendly 45-minute event that is exactly what you’d expect from the title… and a little bit more. By the end of the set…
Review: Shoggoth’s Old Peculiar
Catherine Lawrence is very impressed at the professionalism and meticulousness of the creatives and performers of this ‘art experience’ show, concluding expect excellent musical skills ‘clever costuming, fantastical makeup, and…
Review: Bawdy Tales & Critical Fails
Percy Jackson meets Harry Potter meets Wrestlemania meets The Princess Bride meets four pilgrims in a pub who eventually meet (unfortunately for Cecil), a horny dragon.
Welcome from The Honourable John-Paul Langbroek MP, Minister for Education and the Arts
Welcome to the 2025 Anywhere Festival, where all of Brisbane becomes a stage.
Show Announcement: Unveiling the Invisible: ‘The Weight We Wear’
The Weight We Wear is a poignant dance-theatre performance that delves into the often unseen realms of human emotion.
Review: The Garage Band
Catherine Lawrence congratulates some ‘late bloomers’ (that’s a direct quote from the show) who are living out their dream, and enjoying playing and performing in the Munslow/Hossack Productions’ show, The…
Acknowledgement of Traditional Custodians
We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the lands on which we present Anywhere Festival, the Kabi Kabi/Gubbi Gubbi, Jinibara, Turrbal and Yuggera Peoples. We wish to pay respect to their Elders - past, present and emerging - and acknowledge the important role Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and their stories continue to play.
