She’s Australia’s hottest playwright and Suzie Miller’s new play about the AFLW has an equally hot cast.
Brisbane Festival artistic director Ebony Bott notes that Brisbane is an early rising city, so she has designed a festival that salutes that.
Brisbane Festival has pulled back the curtain on its 2026 program, unveiling a packed line-up of world premieres, international productions, free outdoor concerts and community events that will illuminate the city from September 4–26.
It’s been a hit around the world and now The Choir of Man is finally coming to Brisbane as one of the star turns at this year’s Brisbane Festival.
Roof-raising West End smash hit The Choir of Man will headline Brisbane Festival 2026 with a strictly limited Queensland premiere season, marking the first major reveal under new artistic director Ebony Bott and setting the tone for what’s to come.
One hundred years after the publication of The Great Gatsby, Brisbane Festival’s GATSBY at The Green Light celebrates F. Scott Fitzgerald’s seminal work in a delightfully saucy way.
Elements of Freestyle is a mad mash up of theatrics and extreme sports and it promises to be one of the big surprises at Brisbane Festival.
Former artistic director of Bangarra Dance Theatre Stephen Page is bringing it all back home for Brisbane Festival.
It’s a fine line between pleasure and pain when Sheridan Harbridge takes us on a live-wire journey through the words and music of the rebel queen of Australian rock – The Divinyls’ Chrissy Amphlett – at Brisbane Festival.
A landmark Australian exclusive and world premiere, L.A. Dance Project’s contemporary ballet trilogy Gems will be presented in its entirety for the very first time at this year’s Brisbane Festival.
La bohème delves into the lives of Bohemians living on the fringes of Paris in Puccini’s romantic and heartbreaking tour de force – newly minted for Brisbane Festival.
It’s not a play about monotremes but The Platypus is a mash-up of genres like its namesake – and it’s coming to Brisbane Festival for a short season.
