The sexy and sassy musical smash-hit The Sapphires is heading to Canberra from 9 to 12 February
at The Playhouse.
Starring Australian Idol winner Casey Donovan the production was written by Australian actor and writer Tony Briggs and re-directed by award winning Director Neil Armfield and well-respected Indigenous Associate Director Wayne Blair (based on the production originally
directed by Wesley Enoch).
In December 2010, damaging flood waters hit parts of Queensland, leaving absolute devastation in their wake. By mid-January 2011, three quarters of the state was declared as a disaster zone, and the floods had continued south into Victoria causing further chaos.
While recovery work is now underway, the clean up has only just begun and those affected are only beginning to count the cost of the damage.
On Thursday 10th February, OutinCanberra and The Mark Agency with the support of local restaurants and businesses will host Courses for a Cause.
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This March, be blown away by new Aussie thriller, Wasted on the Young.
In the ‘always on’ but disaffected society of an elite high school, step brothers Zack and Darren occupy opposite ends of the school’s social hierarchy. At one of Zack’s parties Xandrie, the only person with whom Darren ever connected, is drugged, assaulted and left for dead. After Xandrie doesn’t show up at school Darren tries to find out what happened but no-one knows, says or does anything. No-one can or they just don’t care.
Read MoreIt’s a warm summer’s evening as I stroll towards Firestone Pizzeria & Bar, nestled among the chaos of Woolley Street in Dickson.
Read MoreIt was a warm but quiet Thursday night at Transit Bar when I turned up to see the Puta Madre Brothers, with most people enjoying their evening outdoors instead of the sweaty, cavernous room.
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