Grease is the word at Flinders – Sunshine Coast Daily
Grease is the word at Flinders Sunshine Coast Daily As a former BYTES member, she undertakes workshops in Brisbane with the National Institute of Dramatic Arts. She was signed to a casting agency in Melbourne at three and between living in Perth, Sydney, Melbourne and the South of France she performed ... |
North Lakes students dance their way on stage – Quest News
 Quest News | North Lakes students dance their way on stage Quest News ``The opening is going to be a gravity-defying dynamic dance piece, with lasers and reflective costumes,'' she said. ``It's almost Terminator -style and it's going to open the show with a bang.'' Creative Generation is at the Brisbane Convention Centre ... |
Council lifeline boosts jazz club – Brisbane City News
 Brisbane City News | Council lifeline boosts jazz club Brisbane City News ... as part of our commitment to looking after Brisbane's community clubs.” Club president Rita Laurie said they'd spent more than $15000 trying to restore the venue. “The water ripped up one stage and it was floating on the dance floor,” she said. ... |
Laneway loss lamented – Brisbane Times
 Brisbane Times | Laneway loss lamented Brisbane Times Photo: Marissa Calligeros One of Brisbane's most vibrant and successful laneways will be swallowed by a new $180 million office tower and replaced with a driveway. The Elizabeth Street laneway, which is hidden behind the Treasury Row, has for the past ... |
Fairy tale role for Vanessa – Pine Rivers Press
Fairy tale role for Vanessa Pine Rivers Press IT may not be Vanessa Ryan's happily ever after, but it is her biggest role yet as one of the jealous, ugly step-sisters in the Brisbane City Youth Ballet production of Cinderella. The bubbly 16-year-old from Cashmere, who has been dancing since the ... |
Shall we dance? Unique challenges confront a vibrant form – Crikey
Shall we dance? Unique challenges confront a vibrant form Crikey Working largely outside a major company for the bulk of her career, Marshall has choreographed for music videos as well as self-producing a series of ambitious dance shows in Brisbane and the Gold Coast. “I think what I found was most valuable was ... |
For the record, the strip down was still worth it – Brisbane Times
 Brisbane Times | For the record, the strip down was still worth it Brisbane Times ... number of people dancing for five minutes in their jocks and jockettes. For the record, while everybody had a damn good time, they didn't set a new Guinness mark. Rotary International organised the event - held at the Brisbane Riverstage - and, ... |
Undie Sunday gets to the bottom of a deadly serious disease – Courier Mail
Undie Sunday gets to the bottom of a deadly serious disease Courier Mail They hope to make it into Guinness World Records by enticing 650 people to dance in their undies at the Brisbane Botanic Gardens river stage at 9am tomorrow a day dubbed Undie Sunday. The record stands at 547, set in June last year at Weston-on-Trent ... Join in Undies record attempt |
St Patrick’s comes early to Brisbane – Ninemsn
 msnbc.com | St Patrick's comes early to Brisbane Ninemsn A bagpipe band opened the parade and stopped every so often to allow the young Irish dance troupe to show off their quick steps. Irish hounds then swaggered through and went into the crowds for a pat. Lidia Artiga brought her 19-month-old, James Lally, ... Irish eyes are smiling (just a few days early) |
Toe-tapper appears out of place – The Australian
 The West Australian | Toe-tapper appears out of place The Australian This play sets out to re-create a 1940s Brisbane nightclub where black American soldiers Solly (Christopher Kirby), Lester (Kenneth Ransom) and Joe (Terry Yeboah) fraternise with the local women. The strutting trio are amusing, but the patchily lit ... Boundary Street | Black Swan State Theatre Company WWII-era Boundary Street a must-see |
Untrained and unchained – Brisbane Times
 Brisbane Times | Untrained and unchained Brisbane Times Brisbane men audition for a part in Untrained, a dance production bound for the Judith Wright Centre that stars two professional dancers alongside two amateur dancers. Photo: Katherine Feeney What does it take to fill a room with 'average' Brisbane ... |
Project Dance Coming To Market Street – The Paper Magazine
Project Dance Coming To Market Street The Paper Magazine Project Dance is a movement of dancers seeking to positively impact culture through artistic expression. The organization hosts similar events in New York, London, Orlando, Penang, Brisbane and Washington DC For more information on this and other ... |