First Nations
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Country Song: The Chant of Jimmy Little
The life of one of our most important musicians is captured in the new stage show 'Country Song' – Jimmy Little.
In 1963, the Aboriginal people of Australia were... -
Fluidata: Art Connecting Us With Local Waterways
Featuring performances by Igneous, 'Fluidata' will explore questions around the state of Queensland waterways, the ways in which digital media can help connect audiences with
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Queensland Music Design Awards Finalists 2015
The finalists for the inaugural scenestr Queensland Music Design Awards finalists include a diverse range of entries are of extremely high standard and showcase the
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Cheona Deemal's Seven Stages Of Grieving
A play highlighting the hardships and indecencies undergone by Australian's indigenous seems like a hard enough job to tackle on its own.
To attempt this as a... -
Get Intimate With Briggs At Saltwater Freshwater Festival
Briggs has enjoyed some downtime, kicking back watching ‘South Park’ before his next performance at the Saltwater Freshwater Festival.
“I just finished a national... -
Luke Carroll In The Willows
This summer school holidays, entertain your little badgers with a charming tale of adventure and discovery, in a one-man adaptation of 'Wind In The Willows' starring Luke
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Queensland Theatre Company's 2015 Season
The Queensland Theatre Company's (QTC) 2015 Season is bound to be stunning, with four world premieres and eight mainstage productions, it is an ambitious year full of promise
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Blak Electric Charged By Stephen Lloyd Helper
A high-voltage fusion of drama, dance, music and song, 'Blak Electric' tells the story of three young Indigenous people living in urban Brisbane.
Featuring more... -
Black Diggers Review @ QPAC Brisbane Season
Black Diggers is possibly the most important Australian play of the year.
Wesley Enoch directs Tom Wright's work which relates the history of Aboriginal and Torres... -
Black Diggers: The Untold Story Of WWI
This September, Queensland Theatre Company’s production, ‘Black Diggers’, is coming to Brisbane to commemorate the centenary of World War I.
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Magic Hour: Fairytales, Fables and Folk Stories
Fairytales, fables and folk stories, QTC's latest production 'The Magic Hour' takes the sweet and the scary and twists them into bleakly hilarious tales. This one-woman show
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Introducing Chris Tamwoy
Walk In Our Shoes is mini cultural festival run by Youth Voice Brisbane that's held during Youth Week 2014.
On Sunday April 13, a group of young people with the... -
Dan Sultan: James Dean Swagger
After flirting with success and widespread appeal for over a decade, Australian rock singer and guitarist Dan Sultan has arrived.
His latest album, ‘Blackbird’, is... -
Zorba The Greek Meets The Chooky Dancers
Traditional culture, contemporary performance and a keen sense of comedy combine in the electrifying self-titled production from the Top End's amazing Chooky Dancers - Djuki
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Bus Attacker's Brother Compares Her To Charlotte Dawson
The brother of a girl accused of assaulting an elderly man on a bus has compared his sister to the late Charlotte Dawson.
Mitchell Watmough has come to the defence... -
The Truth Is Closer Than You Think
Presented by the Institute for Urban Indigenous Health and Digi Youth Arts, 'The Truth Is' explores themes of family, culture and identity.
‘The Truth Is' is The... -
Clancestry: Those Days... A Living History Project
Nadine-McDonald-Dowd is the Guest Curator for 'Those Days... A Living History Project', a free installation exhibition that is part of QPAC's 'Clancestry'. The installation,
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Gurrumul Joins BIGSOUND Program
Music industry conference BIGSOUND has shown all its cards with today's announcement of the final speakers for 2013 as well as the unveiling of the festival
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Crocodile Wraps In The City
Sydneysiders will be able to tuck into a crocodile wrap and bush coffee while enjoying live tunes at NAIDOC In The City on Monday July 8.
Hyde Park will come alive... -
Indigenous Art: Speaking In Colour
Shepparton Art Museum's Speaking In Colour will showcase, for the first time, the beautiful collection of indigenous Australian art put together by Carrillo and Ziyin
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