When it comes to conversations of a serious nature, sometimes it seems easier to sweep it all under a rug. But under there, issues surrounding politics, media, cultural identity and ownership, and race bubble under the surface until someone is ready to speak out. more
After sitting through a musical that had you tapping your toes, laughing, gasping and maybe even shedding a tear or two, the curtain call can be a moment of mixed emotions. On one hand you are thrilled that you were just part of the performance but, on the other hand, you want to relive the magic for just a little bit longer. more
Shakespeare has contributed a great deal to the arts world, but perhaps his most renowned work has been the tale of forbidden love between youngsters Romeo and Juliet. more
A one-night stand is a quick, easy and uncomplicated moment of passion followed by an awkward goodbye and a cigarette for the walk of shame home … or so American rom-coms would have you believe. more
With singing, dancing and a plotline that could melt the coldest of hearts, the Australian production of Annie the Musical is set to delight theatre-fans when it hits Brisbane. more
Through his pen, Charles Dickens bought to life an endless array of colourful characters, each cleverly woven into intricate plot lines filled with drama and intrigue. more
Gents everywhere, here is your chance to truly understand how a woman's mind really ticks – what makes her cry, what makes her happy, and what fuels her deepest anxieties. more
Many great writers find inspiration for their works within their own lives and the people that surround them, twisting and stretching the truth into poetic fiction. Though when Edgar Allen Poe wrote The Raven in January 1845, he had not yet lost his wife, but the death of a beautiful woman was a frequent theme among his prose. more
It may have been written in the 17th Century, but Shakespeare’s most joyous comedy As You Like It is a timeless story of love and lust, family feuds and reunions, wit and flamboyancy. more
