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2024 Program
Latest Past Events
The Middle Room
New Tricks Wine & Gin Distillery 26 Collingwood Street, AlbionThe Middle Room is a contemporary acoustic musical that tells the story of a home, and the countless lives interwoven within it.
TWENTEE
Woolloongabba Substation 45 Logan Road, Woolloongabba, WoolloongabbaFull of energy, chaos and reality television crews, TWENTEE follows Tee’s battle with her self-proclaimed ‘twenty-life-crisis’. Luring her friends in one-by-one with a perfectly curated and strange assortment of ransom letters, she attempts to rekindle her high school friendship group to celebrate her twentieth birthday.
But can old friends truly put their differences aside to celebrate Tee or will something far worse emerge from the production team of MTV?
2026 Anywhere Festival Awards Night
New Tricks Wine & Gin Distillery 26 Collingwood Street, AlbionThe curtains may be closing on the 2026 festival season, but the biggest celebration of the year is just beginning. Join us on Sunday 31 May for the 2026 Anywhere…
Angel Strings at the Planetarium
Angel Strings merge the divine majesty of the outer universe with sublime string quartet repertoire.
Featuring works by Philip Glass, Ravel, Max Richter, Karl Jenkins and Elgar with stirring tailored visuals on the domed ceiling of the planetarium.
For classical and non-classical music lovers. Previous Brisbane shows all sold out!
All Smoke, No Script
All Smoke, No Script is a long form improv, noir comedy. A murder mystery show that changes every night depending on the audience’s choices. The show follows two detectives realising the murder in real time, interacting with the clues arranged by the audience. A show about relationships, compromise and discovery, join these detectives in a heart felt mystery full of quirks and laughs.
Airtight
Be transported back to the 60’s to attend a Tupperware party hosted by the glamorous ‘Blanche’. As the meticulously planned event unravels, Hors d’oeuvres begin to twitch, and their picture-perfect host overcompensates to hide something her guests shouldn’t have seen.
Airtight
Be transported back to the 60’s to attend a Tupperware party hosted by the glamorous ‘Blanche’. As the meticulously planned event unravels, Hors d’oeuvres begin to twitch, and their picture-perfect host overcompensates to hide something her guests shouldn’t have seen.
Airtight
Be transported back to the 60’s to attend a Tupperware party hosted by the glamorous ‘Blanche’. As the meticulously planned event unravels, Hors d’oeuvres begin to twitch, and their picture-perfect host overcompensates to hide something her guests shouldn’t have seen.
Airtight
Be transported back to the 60’s to attend a Tupperware party hosted by the glamorous ‘Blanche’. As the meticulously planned event unravels, Hors d’oeuvres begin to twitch, and their picture-perfect host overcompensates to hide something her guests shouldn’t have seen.
Airtight
Be transported back to the 60’s to attend a Tupperware party hosted by the glamorous ‘Blanche’. As the meticulously planned event unravels, Hors d’oeuvres begin to twitch, and their picture-perfect host overcompensates to hide something her guests shouldn’t have seen.
Airtight
Be transported back to the 60’s to attend a Tupperware party hosted by the glamorous ‘Blanche’. As the meticulously planned event unravels, Hors d’oeuvres begin to twitch, and their picture-perfect host overcompensates to hide something her guests shouldn’t have seen.
How to seduce your dragon
How to Seduce Your Dragon is a flirty, chaotic improvised romantasy where you control the story. Enemies to lovers? Only one bed? Morally grey dragon? You decide. Big emotions, smouldering looks and plenty of spice. If you’ve ever screamed because she chose the wrong guy – this is your chance.
Community Events
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.
