B-Movies: Live! Review by Catherine Lawrence
Perhaps my expectations were just too high, having previously seen Frankenstein Meets the Space Monster... I left wishing that the team hadn’t spread themselves quite so thinly
Titanic: The Movie, The Play Review by Catherine Lawrence
It’s not quite as romantic as the film, but it will make you chuckle, you have a chance to be part of the action, and the only tears are likely to be of laughter. This is an enjo
Charlie Review by Catherine Lawrence
Charlie is a three-part event. Arrive early and you can catch some creative dance moves as the performers warm up (this also helps those unfamiliar with the campus layout, as you c
Anywhere Festival Preview Night Review by Catherine Lawrence
Lights, camera, action… If the 2019 Preview Night is anything to go by, the 2019 Anywhere Festival will brighten Brisbane and the Sunshine Coast days and nights. Well, at least
2Cool2Spurious REVIEW by Aimi Hobson
From signing cards to playing Russian Roulette with staple guns, it’s a wild ride.
Here Comes The Bride! REVIEW by Catherine Lawrence
The chatter continued as we left the venue, in particular a chance to reflect on some of the more traditional aspects of weddings that still appear to prevail, and what appears to
A Midsummer Night’s Whatever REVIEW by Geoff Lawrence
Yes, the language and characters were Shakespearean (sort-of), and you can play ‘spot the reference’ if you are up-to-date with the works of Shakespeare. But this is not an eve
Show of Hands REVIEW by Aimi Hobson
Billed as “Whose Line Is It Anyway meets The Muppet Show”, it’s a little less Muppet Show and a little more Avenue Q or Meet The Feebles.
A Midsummer Nights Whatever REVIEW by Aimi Hobson
To some, the works of William Shakespeare are sacrosanct; never to be reworked or reinterpreted. The bard himself however would probably much rather his work were enjoyed for what
He Said / She Said Media Release
Media Release AT THIS LINK Think of a man telling the story of the birth of their child, and then his spouse telling her (probably more accurate) version of the […]
REVIEW: Swipe Right
Swipe Right is a seemingly simple work about four women in their 20s trying to find someone while sharing their mistakes and embarrassments along the way. The stories, and the cha
Review: Private Moments – A Double Bill (‘Semi Charmed’ and ‘Buried At Sea’)
Pictured: Sarah Clarke (in Semi Charmed). Picture Credit: Geoff Lawrence, Creative Futures Photography. One of the many great things about the Brisbane Anywhere Festival is it att
REVIEW: The Foxy Morons Present: I Love A Sunburnt C*ntry
Riding high from their award winning 2015 Short and Sweet Cabaret show, The Foxy Morons are back with a fully fledged hour long edition of I Love A Sunburnt C*ntry. Jamiee-Lee (
Retail Therapy Review by Jacqx
Using the words of CeCe Shabam, retail therapist extraordinaire, “Retail: a rewarding career with a satisfying salary package and lots of prospects for the future… Said no one
The Train Tea Society
Pictured (L to R): Samantha Bull, Aimee Duroux, Julia Johnson, Wendy Spencer, Olivia Hall-Smith, Casey McCollow, and Madison Kennedy Tucker. Picture Credit: Geoff Lawrence, Creativ