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
Review: Melancholipedia presented by Ludus Performance
Review by Kathy M.4 August 2024 at 7.30 pm at Paint FactoryUnfortunately, I attended the last performance of Melancholipedia as part of the 2024 Anywhere Festival so you’ve missed out…
Review: The Ladysinger’s Parlour (Vol. 1)
In the style of the ever-popular Australian Modern ‘at home’ events, The Ladysinger’s Record Parlour (Vol. 1) was presented in the ‘parlour’ of a Fairfield home—a space that was cleverly…
Review: Eat Her Out
Eat Her Out is a two woman show, written by and starring Aoife Kissane and Georgia Thomas. The show is a humorous, barbed commentary on queer life under a cost…
Review: 2004 Slumber Party
Catherine Lawrence congratulates Darcie Rae Boatswain and the Glitter Martini crew, on another strong addition to their menu. Pjs, UGGs, audience participation galore… plus artistic hula, fabulous pole dance, impressive…
Review: Stark Raven Mad
Stark Raven Mad took my family (three generations) on a fantastical poetry journey this morning, at On The Boards Theatre in Tingalpa.
Review: Abba Girls Tribute Show
Sadly, Abba’s Agnetha and Frida were not available to perform outside a Yeronga warehouse on Friday night. Which was a not a problem for a very enthusiastic audience, as the…
Learn to re-wild your mind with Wild Vacancies-Urban Nature Adventure presented by Sally Guildford
Dr Gemma Regan Re-wilding urban areas back to their original natural state is the in-thing. Now you can learn how to re-wild yourself in the urban environment of Yeronga behind…
Review: IKEA Wars
Kieran Bullock has hit a stream of improv comedy gold with IKEA Wars. The format is simple: challenge two local comedians to a ‘gameshow’ competition, where each must assemble an…
Review: The Dire Theatre Company Radio Variety Hour
Yeronga’s Paint Factory offers a range of nooks and crannies, several of which are cleverly reimagined by exceptional performers and creatives during Brisbane’s Anywhere Festival. My 2024 Anywhere Festival hot…
REASONS WE GO ANYWHERE WITH ART
Sally Guilford’s visions of nature are a hopeful experience that puts the viewers on path to understanding the various layers of our beautiful earth, if only we give the time…
Blow the Men Down presented by Flaming Carnations
Review by Kathy M. 2 August 2024 at 7pm The Paint Factory, Yeronga Blow the Men Down written and produced by Julia Cox is a raucous and chaotic comedy performed…
SOLD OUT!
We are thrilled! Thank you so much to everyone! Now we’re just gearing up for tomorrow night! A night of laughter, fun and songs! A cocktail has been created in honour of our World Premiere of “Conversations with Maria! called “La Marina” after our producer, director, writer, singer Marina. See you all at the intimate and unique venue, The Junk bar! We can’t wait!
Review: K Mak at the Planetarium
Review by Sarah Skubala Following sell-out seasons at last year’s Anywhere Festival, plus sell-out shows at this year’s Melbourne and Adelaide Fringe Festivals, K Mak (alongside sister show Angel Strings)…
Review: Set Me On Fire presented by Silent Sky
Set Me On Fire, the premiere work of Silent Sky theatre collective, filled the Backdock Arts theatre with a nostalgia for young love, presented as part of Anywhere Festival 2024.…
Review: That Drag Show!
As you might expect of a five-star drag event, the costumes were simply fabulous, the makeup was amazing, the choreography was classic and outrageous, the lip-synch was on point, and…
