Readers and writers of Brisbane rejoice as it is soon one of our favourite times of year. This September 6-10 sees over 100 writers converging on Brisbane for the annual Brisbane Writers Festival. UPLIT- The Brisbane Writers Festival is celebrating 55 years (even older […]
Sunshine, sangria, siestas, señoritas and sardines – all of this and more are to be found in the latest Michael Winterbottom directed film- ‘A Trip to Spain’. Following on from ‘The Trip’ and ‘The Trip to Italy’ this latest hilarious instalment sees the two […]
It was hard to say no when I was invited to see Judith Lucy and Denise Scott in their latest comedy show ‘Disappointments’. Scotty and Jude (as I now think of them) have been regulars on our TV screens and on the […]
France seems to be calling me back. This time it is the South of France trying to rekindle our love affair in the beautiful road trip film ‘Paris Can Wait’. This lovely film stars the ageless Diane Lane, handsome Alec Baldwin and […]
Paulini Curuenavuli wowed us on Australian Idol with her impressive five – octave range, stunning looks and engaging personality. She is one of Australia’s most uniquely talented performers and has gone from strength to strength since her Idol days. This double platinum award winning […]
What does romance mean to you? Hearts, flowers, chocolate, love poems or the latest swoon – worthy hero in your favourite romance novel. Do you think you have what it takes to write the next best selling romance novel? Romance is after all the […]
Bonjour, my name is Michelle and I love everything French. It seems that in Brisbane I am not alone. There is the popular French Film Festival, South Bank’s Le Festival, new French restaurants are popping up all over Brisbane and now we have our very […]
RICE is the latest play by Queensland Theatre, a co-production with Griffin Theatre Company in Sydney. It is a drama written by the talented Michele Lee, who won the Queensland Premier’s Drama Award (QPDA) for this work. In RICE we see race, gender and […]
I have always found the fashions from L’Adore & Co on – trend, affordable and wearable so when I heard they were holding a Winter Styling Event I grabbed my shopping buddy and headed along. We were treated to the latest looks […]
Monsieur Chocolat was a hit at the recent French Film Festival and it was there I saw it for the first time. It was my son’s choice and I had no idea what to expect but we both loved it. I came […]
The annual Helpmann Awards recognise distinguished artistic achievement and excellence in the many disciplines of Australia’s live performance sectors including musical theatre, contemporary music, cabaret, opera, dance and more. It is similar to the Tony Awards in America. The announcement of this year’s […]
Do you remember your favourite children’s book? I had many favourites including ‘The Secret Garden’, ‘The Magic Faraway Tree’ and later ‘What Katy Did’ and ‘Little Women’. My most loved times as a mother and teacher were introducing new books and reading aloud to […]
I first met author Christine Wells at a book signing for her first dual timeline novel ‘The Wife’s Tale’. We clicked straight away and after attending some of Christine’s author talks, her success as a local Brisbane author have inspired me to […]
‘Noises Off’ has been accurately described as one of the funniest plays ever written. It tells the story of a play within a play and has been running constantly around the world since its 1982 debut. Brisbane theatregoers are in for a […]
Soho – London has in the past had a reputation as a bohemian, slightly seedy area, where you might venture to watch some theatre or look cool on Carnaby Street before scurrying back to more salubrious surrounds. Yet the times they are […]
SheBrisbane was delighted to be invited to the red carpet premiere of the latest and possibly last instalment of the blockbuster movie ‘Pirates of The Caribbean: Dead Men Don’t Tell Tales’. This is the fifth film in the franchise yet gauging by […]
London was just beginning to warm up when I arrived and Londoners were all looking forward to some sunshine. The shops were full of Spring and Summer fashion but on the streets it was still too cold to wear them. So here […]
Spring / Summer 2017 Don’t worry I haven’t forgotten all my lovely SheBrisbane readers as I swan around Paris. I’ve been doing exhaustive research (that’s code for shopping) to find the latest trends that we can expect to be hitting our shores […]
I look just like my Mum and from her I have inherited my kindness and friendliness, a lovely singing voice and my English Rose complexion (which can be both a blessing and a curse in Australia’s climate). We were both born in […]
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