It was a night of sparkle and incredible music. Queensland Symphony Orchestra’s Maestro Concert – Breathtaking Tchaikovsky – brought the audience to its feet. Under the baton of QSO Principal Conductor and Artistic Adviser Johannes Fritzsch with pianist Konstantin Shamray making his debut with the company, it was a night to remember in a packed Concert Hall at QPAC.
Readers also enjoyed our socials from Queensland Theatre 2022 Launch
Good Morning #autumn
Coming to @westvillage_brisbane #repost @_weekendedition
News @brisbane_times #repost #westend
Two Irresistible Exhibitions: Ex De Medici (Beautiful Wickedness) and Michael Zavros (The Favourites) now open at Queensland Art Gallery of Modern Art, GOMA @qagoma #artist #exhibition #modernart #favourite #beautiful #gallery #goma
Read our film review for Till (2022) which opened in cinemas yesterday. Link in bio @westendmagazine #film #review #westend4101
Sweet treat @emporiumhotels Luxury dining and accommodation on our doorstep in 4101 #emporium #hotel #southbankbrisbane #eat #live #play #stay #dining
It’s wintertime and @musicavivaau is celebrating with a national tour entitled A Winter’s Journey. Read more online @westendmagazine #orchestra #music #national #tour @atqpac
Bernhardt/Hamlet opened @qld_theatre last night with a powerful lead performance by Angie Milliken. Written by celebrated American playwright Theresa Rebecca and directed by QT’s Lee Lewis, this show is one not to miss. To Be or Not To Be … That is the Question #theatre #performance #brisbane
Queensland Symphony Orchestra will perform Vivaldi’s Four Seasons at QPAC Concert Hall this Friday @qsorchestra @atqpac #music #orchestra #performance #thisisbrisbane #qso #qpac
