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New Australian Musical ‘The Lucky Country’ Set for Melbourne and Brisbane Seasons

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Following a successful debut season at Sydney’s Hayes Theatre, the new Australian musical The Lucky Country is set to return to the stage with performances at Melbourne’s Southbank Theatre, The Lawler, from 13 October 2025. The production will then...
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Illusionist Michael Boyd to Debut Mystique at Brisbane Powerhouse This Weekend

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Illusionist and Australia’s Got Talent finalist Michael Boyd will bring his large-scale magic and illusion show Mystique – A Journey Beyond Reality to Brisbane for the first time this weekend. The exclusive five-show season will take place at Brisbane...
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Travelling to Brisbane in the Winter 2024 School Holidays? Plan Ahead for Train Track...

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With a wealth of school holiday entertainment and activities, new theatrical productions such as TINA: The Tina Turner Musical (QPAC) and Cost of Living (Queensland Theatre) among others, or many other reasons to visit Brisbane during the school holiday...
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A Conversation With Pauline Maudy

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Ahead of performing at the Brisbane Powerhouse in February 2020 for the one-night-only performance of MZAZA's The Birth & Death of Stars, we talked with singer-songwriter Pauline Maudy about COVID-19, her industry advice, and what we can expect from the show!
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Third Concert Goes On Sale for ‘Lights On: QSO + Tom Thum at the...

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Things may not be back to "normal" for performing arts venues, however many producers and venues across Australia - given the progressive lifting of COVID-19 restrictions - are finding ways to make some good out of a, frankly, bad situation.
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Brisbane Performing Arts Venues’ Public Statements Around COVID-19 [Fri 13 Mar]

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Image Credit: EQRoy / Shutterstock.com . If you are like myself, then you may have that sudden urge to make a spontaneous trip to the theatre this weekend - or are perhaps wondering if your tickets are still valid following...
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