by A plane, an Italian silent film set , Shakespeare set in the 1920’s? I was not sure what to expect when invited to Opening Night of Taming Of The Shrew at Queensland Theatre. I love Shakespeare, whether it be in […]
by For the charity luncheons I attend, the causes are a needless sacrifice of life that should have never occurred in the first place. Innocent souls taken from this world by selfish, controlling perpetrators who systematically deceive and abuse their victims […]
by Monkey Shoulder whisky is looking to create a real stir this World Cocktail Day by challenging some of Melbourne’s most talented bartenders to create cocktail-making history. Partnering with one of Melbourne’s most iconic drinking holes, Welcome to Thornbury, the whisky maker is gearing up to […]
by Excited guests recently gathered at Tommerup’s Dairy Farm just outside of Beaudesert to launch the 10th anniversary of the Scenic Rim Eat Local Week. Super chef Richard Ousby served a menu based on the beautiful local produce to be found […]
by Prepare to immerse yourself in a celebration of cocktails from 1 – 31 May with the launch of Australian Cocktail Month. Held across Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide, Australian Cocktail Month will partner with some of the best local and […]
by Recently we returned to my hometown of Redcliffe for a family wedding. We could have driven back to our home in Brisbane, but as it was a family occasion I decided to stay overnight. There are plenty of accommodation options […]
by A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away… a room full of musicians donned some wacky costumes and performed their favourite movie music. And this is what Cinematic – Heroes and Heroines, was all about last week when […]
by Queensland Symphony Orchestra’s (QSO) most recent maestro arrangement, Enigma was as described, a Musical Tour de Force. Their sensational opening arrangement struck the audience as they showcased a spine-tingling brass and organ production of Bach’s Prelude and Fugue in C […]
by It’s no secret that Aussies love their beer and in recent years we’ve seen the rise of craft beers. Many microbreweries are popping up in South East Queensland and one of the best is Heads of Noosa. My eldest son […]
by It wasn’t so long ago I attended the delightful comeback and opening night of a Queensland institution, Dandelion & Driftwood. A comforting and much-adored fully licenced café that had loyal followers from around the state eagerly waiting on the steps for […]
by When my boys were young they loved magic.They were always after the latest magic kits and trying to master the art of illusion. In London the magic kit from Hamley’s provided them with hours of fun. I remember my eldest […]
by The 80 minute performance was searingly beautiful, pitch perfect, and paved new musical ways. On Saturday evening Katie Noonan, Fiona Campbell, Andrew Goodwin and Andrew O’Connor made musical history in launching Katie’s AVE – Australian Vocal Ensemble – a national first acapella quartet celebrating old and new Australian […]
by Every now and then you see a show that lets you know you are part of something special and that the world can be a wonderful place even in our darkest hours. This week in Brisbane it was the award […]
by Queensland’s Katie Noonan does not need an introduction. She has won 5 Arias and been nominated 27 times. She has released 20 albums, with seven platinum record sale moments. She is one of Australia’s greatest singers of all time. Yet […]
by Thank you to Jason Quirk from Cult Film Alley for this review of the film The Father *contains spoilers I went to my favourite local cinema early to get a ticket for The Father (2020) starring Anthony Hopkins as a man […]
by Girls love science too When I was a girl I loved anything to do with science. I preserved various sea creatures found amongst the rocks at the beach in sealed glass jars full of formalin, namely hermit crabs and blue-ringed […]
by 2020 was a tough year for the arts and the annual Brisbane Writers Festival became an online event. This year it is back in hybrid form, with a range of online events and in person conversations. SheSociety were very excited […]
by Every now and then you head along to an event which moves you, surprises you and leaves you wanting more. Such was the case with Queensland Symphony Orchestra’s Firebird concert featuring outstanding pianist, Simon Tedeschi and charismatic Italian conductor, Umberto […]
by Now in its sixth year I am excited to announce the World Science Festival 2021 theme ‘Extremes and Adaptations’ is here to celebrate the entanglement of science and art, and kicks off in Brisbane 24-28 March 2021, prior to its […]
by Leading Australian artist Robert Brownhall’s visual diary is the basis of his next exhibition at Philip Bacon Galleries in March 2021. The paintings he has produced trace his observations of the ordinary that has characterised the duress of the 2020 […]
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