Brisbane

The Fabulous Importance of Being Wasted

Cheers! Oscar Wilde would have approved of The Importance of Being Wasted. Another winning show from the Act/React team.

Transit Tales: A Little Improv Gem

Pigasus Productions took the Anywhere Festival spirit to heart, as Transit Tales brings transit-themed improvised comedy to transit stops. A little improv gem.

Tapping fun for the kids

‘Utopia! And the Caravan Calamity’ is an energetic tap-dancing theatrical comedy for the under-eights.

Coterie Cabaret | Coterie Sisters

A review by Dr Fed for Nothing Ever Happens in Brisbane. If I had only one word to describe Coterie Cabaret, it would undoubtedly be sexy! Coterie is a celebration…

I am King. I am Queen. | Roýmata Holmes & Room to Play

A review by Ads J for Nothing Ever Happens in Brisbane. It is still very rare to see the stories of queer people of colour on the stage and screen,…

Elucidation | Belinda Griffin

If words conceal secrets then the music of Elucidation reveals them.

Fierce Queens

A remarkable display of the talent and dedication of a passionate troupe of performers who seem genuinely excited to share their craft.

Pink Martini Pop Up Cabaret

The Pink Martini Popup Cabaret delivered: lavish costumes, passionate dancing, fabulous vocals, and a musical selection that travelled from France and Germany through to Portugal, Spain, and Brazil.

The Unmissable Neon Light Still Shines

An unmissable neonlight on Brisbane history

The Shelter | Here and There Productions

A review by Ads J for Nothing Ever Happens in Brisbane. Trapped in a random person’s garage with a group of strangers and limited time to get out may not…

The Wacky Black Dossier

A great setting for a wacky ride through some unique conspiracy theories.

The Charming Cedar Rose

The Cedar Rose will inspire the imagination of kids age 3-8.

TOME | Freeroam Theatre Inc.

A review by James Farley for Stage Whispers. I think it was Peter O’Toole who once likened stage acting to an ice sculpture that is unique each performance and of…

Get Her Outta Here | Broccolini Productions

A review by Beth Keehn for Stage Whispers. Get Her Outta Here is a 40-minute one-woman show by Brisbane-born independent artist, Isabella Tannock, who fearlessly performs as her alter-ego, Isabella Broccolini…

A Bed of Roses | Arbour Theatre Company

Scripted by Disapol Savetsila from the true stories and experiences of young people around the world during COVID-19.

The Importance of Being Wasted | Act React

A review by Bridget O’Brien for Theatre Haus. Every production gets a little funnier after a drink or two. Inviting your audience to a pub is one way to loosen…

Venus in Fur | The Drama Merchant

. Dom Bradley as self-assured playwright and director Thomas, and Jenna Eve as the unapologetically zealous actress Wanda, breathed an unrelenting feverishness into The Drama Merchant’s adaption of David Ives 2010 play script.

Sex, Lies & Betrayal | Memoirs of a Hollywood Star

A glamourous and salacious one-woman cabaret based on the true stories of a 1940’s Hollywood legend.

Meat Mirror | Jay Younger & Lisa O’Neill

A collaboration between Jay Younger and Lisa O’Neill, Meat Mirror is a condemnation of social media and the normalisation of cosmetic surgery to achieve the picture-perfect body.

Good Talk | Moontan Productions

A fast-moving two-hander, Good Talk examined the comfortable rhythms and routines of a long-term relationship and the ways that we communicate in silences as well as words.

Mental Illness Is Not A Crime | Claire Fitzpatrick

Mental Illness Is Not A Crime was not a performance in a traditional sense but more of a workshop or an interactive space focused on ASMR.

Hog Wild | Taylor Edwards

Taylor Edwards’ debut solo show is full of funny family tales, self-deprecating humour, and wild characters.

Intoxication | Christopher Bryant

A powerfully personal performance exploring intimacy and connectedness in the digital age.

SHELTER | The Drawer Productions

The Drawer Productions placed the audience at the heart of an unravelling family mystery with their unsettling immersive theatre piece SHELTER.

Prison X | UNITED NOTIONS Film & KOA.XYZ

A review by Jaydem Martin for Nothing Ever Happens in Brisbane. While it borrows traditional gaming elements, it also plays our as a documentary. It’s an opportunity to learn about…

SHELTER | The Drawer Productions

A review by Jaydem Martin for Nothing Ever Happens in Brisbane. SHELTER is a powerful and moving performance. I’d encourage anyone interested in immersive theatre to check it out if…

Sometimes I Say Your Name out Loud

Compelling circus skills and clowning in a meditation on loss, hope and friendship.

Cluedo! The New Suspects | Brisbane Immersive Ensemble

A review by Ads J for Nothing Ever Happens in Brisbane. Across the venue, blackmail, flirtations, arguments, and even a broom closet triste were playing out between the six key…

Enthralling, entertaining, enjoyable

Enthralling, entertaining, enjoyable. A fantastic immersive theatre experience, where the venue is a vital component of the performance.

Intoxication | Before Shot

A review by Lauren Hale for Nothing Ever Happens in Brisbane. At its core, the show is about love and relationships and the anxiety, self-doubt, self-loathing, and questions of worth…

Sex, Lies & Betrayal – Memoirs of a Hollywood Star | JTM Productions

A review by Jaydem Martin for Nothing Ever Happens in Brisbane. As we enter the room, we are soon introduced to Miss Nightingale, played by the talented Karla Hillam. Immediately…

Proving a Wake makes for a fun night out

The Wake is a great reason to leave the house.

The Time Travel Cafe | SpaceFold Technology

A review by Kitty Goodall for Stage Whispers. The Time Travel Café invites audiences to take a trip through time and have a conversation with history. The premise is that you and…

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