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Nov 4, 2024 | 
inreview.com.au | PHIL BROWN |Heidi Maier |Olivia Stewart |Laurie Marsden
Power, precision and impressive experimentation – these are the qualities audiences can expect to find in The Next 14 Seconds, the latest production from award-winning Brisbane artistic ensemble Phluxus2 Dance Collective, premiering at QPAC on November 28.
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Oct 16, 2024 | 
inreview.com.au | Suzie Keen |PHIL BROWN |Anthony Mullins |Laurie Marsden
Multinational concert promoter Live Nation Entertainment has come under fire, with an ABC Four Corners investigation saying its unprecedented market power is open to abuse. The report follows concerns about the introduction of dynamic pricing – where ticket prices change according to demand – to the Australian concert market. A parliamentary inquiry into the live music sector is also underway.
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Oct 6, 2024 | 
inreview.com.au | PHIL BROWN |Olivia Stewart |Laurie Marsden
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Sep 25, 2024 | 
inreview.com.au | Suzie Keen |Murray Bramwell |PHIL BROWN |Laurie Marsden
In an epigraph to her outstanding stage debut The Almighty Sometimes, Australian playwright Kendall Feaver cites a medical textbook on The Bipolar Child which quotes advice from a nine-year-old, outlining what should be done when a child says they are suicidal. Firstly, take it seriously. Secondly, ask the doctor for medication. But most importantly: “If this situation ever happens, hold them still until they calm down and stop wanting to kill themselves.
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Sep 25, 2024 | 
inreview.com.au | PHIL BROWN |Laurie Marsden |Olivia Stewart
It’s no exaggeration to say that Queensland Theatre has had some troubles recently but the company is banking on a Jane Austen-led recovery. Announcing season 2025 to a packed Concert Hall at QPAC on Wednesday night, Queensland Theatre CEO Criena Gehrke says next year will be a big one. “Whether you are a Queensland Theatre veteran or inspired to join us for the first time, we know you’ll fall in love with season 2025,” Gehrke says.
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Sep 22, 2024 | 
inreview.com.au | PHIL BROWN |Laurie Marsden |Gillian Cumming
The Chanel brand embodies class, timelessness and a certain je ne sais quoi that has kept it relevant since its inception in 1910. Everyone has heard of Chanel with most understanding its significance and influence, both in the luxury space and in our collective culture.
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Jul 1, 2024 | 
inreview.com.au | PHIL BROWN |Vicki Englund |Penelope Debelle |Laurie Marsden
After its well-deserved success with its first season, Aussie comedy Colin From Accounts offers up another round of heartfelt chuckles. The series, which can be seen on Foxtel and streamed on Binge (it’s Binge’s first original comedy) won Most Outstanding Comedy Program at the Logie Awards, with the stars and co-creators Harriet Dyer and Patrick Brammall winning both Most Outstanding Actress and Actor.
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Jun 26, 2024 | 
inreview.com.au | Jim Plouffe |Penelope Debelle |Laurie Marsden |Lisa Woolford
This Adelaide passion project whose supporters include Elizabeth’s best-known son, Jimmy Barnes, comes from a place of great nostalgia for the planned suburb built in the late1950s to house blue and white-collar workers employed at the new Holden factory. Just the sound of the opening advertising jingle built on the immortal lines “football, meat pies, kangaroos and Holden cars” is to summon up a time long gone.
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Jun 24, 2024 | 
inreview.com.au | David Washington |Penelope Debelle |Laurie Marsden |Lisa Woolford
A Danish veteran back from war with Germany in the mid-18th century is on a mission to tame the brutal Jutland heath by turning it into fertile land. The idea is a pet project of the Danish king; when the soldier, Captain Ludvig Kahlen (Mads Mikkelsen) offers to fund the project from his war pension, officials cynically agree. Should he succeed, he will become a Danish noble with a title, a manor and servants. We make plans and God laughs, says the writer and director Nikolaj Arcel.
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Jun 20, 2024 | 
inreview.com.au | Suzie Keen |Johnny von Einem |Murray Bramwell |Laurie Marsden
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