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Image credit: Kris Anderson / Images by Anderson Dead Bat on the Night Shift 26 August - 5 September 2026 PIP Theatre, Milton Cosmic order meets corporate chaos this August in Observatory Theatre’s new show. Tickets are now on sale for Observatory Theatre’s new production Dead Bat On The Night Shift, a comedy thriller by... Continue Reading →
Mx Burlesque Queensland State Finals 8 August 2026 Princess Theatre, Woolloongabba Drama, sensuality, wit, and talent collide at the Mx Burlesque Queensland State Finals as dazzling performers throw their sparkles into the ring and battle for the crown and title of Mx Burlesque Queensland 2026 and a fabulous array of prizes. Feathers will fly in... Continue Reading →
Gilbert & Sullivan: A Soiree of Song & Satire 6 - 9 September 2026 QPAC Concert Hall, South Bank Prospero Arts has announced the arrival of Gilbert & Sullivan: A Soiree of Song & Satire, promising an evening of elegance, wit, and iconic melodies - marking Prospero Arts' newest and most anticipated addition to Brisbane's... Continue Reading →
The Female of the Species 7 - 16 May 2026 PIP Theatre, Milton Joanna Murray Smith’s The Female of the Species has lived in Australian theatre memory for over two decades. Matilda award-winning independent theatre company Cut & Run Productions promise not simply to restage it, but to reignite it and throw it headfirst back... Continue Reading →
Xanadu 21 - 24 May 2026 Ron Hurley Theatre, Seven Hills Roller skates, Greek gods and 80s dreams are set to take over Brisbane as Xanadu rolls into Ron Hurley Theatre for a limited season. Blending Greek mythology with roller-disco chaos, Xanadu follows a mysterious muse who descends from Mount Olympus to inspire a struggling... Continue Reading →
Revolution Remixed 29 May 2026 QPAC Concert Hall Think classical music is all polite applause and predictable melodies? Think again. Camerata - Queensland’s Chamber Orchestra shakes things up with Revolution Remixed, a program packed with bold ideas and big emotion. At the centre is Ludwig van Beethoven’s Symphony No. 3 Eroica, a work that completely... Continue Reading →
Square Peg, Bonus Hole 7 - 10 May 2026 Park Mezzanine, Brisbane Powerhouse, New Farm In a world where anyone can be anything…there is a comedy show that identifies as hilarious. Join Daniel Bruschweiler at Brisbane Comedy Festival for Square Peg, Bonus Hole, a stand-up hour that tackles masculinity, relationships, and navigating the world as... Continue Reading →
Autumn Salon 14 April - 2 May Mitchell Fine Art Gallery, Fortitude Valley Mitchell Fine Art presents Autumn Salon, an exhibition symbolising a powerful period of transition, marking the shift from active growth to quiet reflection, harvest, and release. Autumn Salon is an exhibition of Indigenous and Contemporary artworks drawn from the Gallery stockroom that... Continue Reading →
A Beginner’s Guide to Ancient Egypt 30 April - 3 May 2026 Brisbane Powerhouse Pyramids. Pharaohs. Spells. Few civilisations capture the imagination quite like Ancient Egypt: a world of mystery, magic, and mildly concerning burial practices. In 2026, award-winning comedian and amateur Egyptologist AJ Lamarque returns to stages around the country with a new comedy... Continue Reading →
Die, Mommie, Die! 25 March - 11 April 2026 PIP Theatre, Milton A Midnight Social is thrilled to present the outrageously camp cult classic Die, Mommie, Die!, a deliciously twisted homage to 1960s melodrama. Written by Charles Busch, Die, Mommie, Die! follows fading Hollywood star Angela Arden: a glamorous, chanteuse trapped in a crumbling mansion... Continue Reading →
You Can't Tell Anyone 10 - 12 April 2026 PIP Theatre, Milton It’s the end of school and Gwen is throwing a party. After an emotional year, her friends are keen to spend the night drinking, playing games, and arguing about literally everything. But when a party game spirals out of control, long-held tensions start... Continue Reading →
Imagery supplied by Mitchell Fine Art Hollywoodridge 10 March – 11 April 2026 Mitchell Fine Art Gallery, Fortitude Valley The unfiltered realities of an upbringing in public housing in Woodridge form the basis for Logan artist Jake Moss’s debut exhibition. Presented as a film production timeline - spanning painting, sculpture, installation, video, and sound -... Continue Reading →
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