ART – Review by Kaylee Vera

The Tony, Olivier and Moliere Award winning play from the 1990’s, ART , is presented to an Australian audience for the first time during the 2023 Anywhere Festival. ART was…

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‘Card Houses’ – Review by Jake Goodall

‘Card Houses’ was immersive. ‘Card Houses’, presented by Harrison Mills at Anywhere Festival, is a fresh Gen-Z coming-of-age tale. Shining the spotlight on the transition between adolescence and adulthood, the…

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Incendia

Presented by Verum Arts and Anywhere Festival. Building a new world on foundations of ash. These are the stories at the end of the world. As humanity teeters on the edge…

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Incendia

Presented by Verum Arts and Anywhere Festival Building a new world on foundations of ash. These are the stories at the end of the world. As humanity teeters on the edge…

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Incendia

Presented by Verum Arts and Anywhere Festival. Building a new world on foundations of ash. These are the stories at the end of the world. As humanity teeters on the edge…

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Incendia

Presented by Verum Arts and Anywhere Festival. Building a new world on foundations of ash. These are the stories at the end of the world. As humanity teeters on the edge…

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Incendia

Presented by Verum Arts and Anywhere Festival. Building a new world on foundations of ash. These are the stories at the end of the world. As humanity teeters on the edge…

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Incendia

Presented by Verum Arts and Anywhere Festival Building a new world on foundations of ash. These are the stories at the end of the world. As humanity teeters on the edge…

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Angel Strings at the PLANETARIUM

Presented by Angel Strings and Anywhere Festival. Angel Strings usher you through space, merging the divine majesty of the outer universe with sublime string quartet repertoire. Featuring works by Philip…

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K MAK at the PLANETARIUM

Presented by K Mak and Anywhere Festival. ARTPOP JOURNEY THROUGH THE UNIVERSE. K Mak weaves strings, synths, beats and vocals into lush, cinematic soundscapes. A distillation of classical, alternative and…

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PPL PWR

Presented by CONNECT DANCE ENSEMBLE and Anywhere Festival.  PPL PWR (People Power), is an immersive work of contemporary dance that explores how we communicate with each other visually, verbally, and…

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PPL PWR

Presented by CONNECT DANCE ENSEMBLE and Anywhere Festival.  PPL PWR (People Power), is an immersive work of contemporary dance that explores how we communicate with each other visually, verbally, and…

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PPL PWR

Presented by CONNECT DANCE ENSEMBLE and Anywhere Festival.  PPL PWR (People Power), is an immersive work of contemporary dance that explores how we communicate with each other visually, verbally, and…

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Blind in the Rabbit Hole

Presented by Screech Arts and Anywhere Festival. Screech Arts ‘Actors Ensemble’ and ‘Dance Troupe’ come together in Blind in the Rabbit Hole; stigma through the looking glass. A contemporary heavy…

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Blind in the Rabbit Hole

THIS SHOW IS SOLD OUT. PLEASE DO NOT PURCHASE THE LAST TICKET AS THAT IS RESERVED. Presented by Screech Arts and Anywhere Festival. Screech Arts ‘Actors Ensemble’ and ‘Dance Troupe’…

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Blind in the Rabbit Hole

Presented by Screech Arts and Anywhere Festival. Screech Arts ‘Actors Ensemble’ and ‘Dance Troupe’ come together in Blind in the Rabbit Hole; stigma through the looking glass. A contemporary heavy…

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Blind in the Rabbit Hole

Presented by Screech Arts and Anywhere Festival. Screech Arts ‘Actors Ensemble’ and ‘Dance Troupe’ come together in Blind in the Rabbit Hole; stigma through the looking glass. A contemporary heavy…

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Review by Catherine Lawrence of Murder on the ‘Not-So’ Orient Express, presented by Mystify

Mystify’s ‘Murder on the ‘Not-So Orient Express’ promised to be an entertaining 80 minutes of mayhem, mystery, intrigue and entertainment—and certainly had all the hallmarks of popular interactive murder mysteries. A 1930s journey on a train, a body, a cast of apparent strangers (but are they?), and a mystery or two to be solved. But this particular mystery had a few too many twists, turns and revelations for a show that ran for 80+ minutes.

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Review by Catherine Lawrence of Wind of Wall Street, presented by Corporate Dancers

Dancer wearing corporate attire and straightening necktie

Wind of Wall Street was perfectly located in the UQ GCI, as a fabulous stage for a dance work that questions traditional ways of working, and the toll the ‘Wall Street’ lifestyle takes on participants. Just as the UQ GCI building is designed to encourage a rethinking of office design, Wind of Wall Street asks whether the winds of change might ‘blow through’ the ways of office-work-lives.

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