Andrew Tuttle: Fleeting Adventure
<p><span><span>- Hi readers, your captain speaking. This is a pre-boarding announcement for the review of local musician and composer Andrew Tuttle’s (Tutts as he is more affectionately known) new album <em>Fleeting Adventure</em>, with service from Meanjin/Brisbane to ‘Cosmic Australiana’ and stopovers in ambient country and experimental folk. I ask that you strap yourself in, open your ears for listening, mind to spirituality and heart to feeling.
Zedlines, Wednesday 13 July, 11am
Your Wednesday 11am Zedlines with Abbey and Harry
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Zedlines, Wednesday 13 July, 10am
Your Wednesday 10am Zedlines with Harry and Abbey
Image credit: Flickr
Zedlines, Wednesday 13 July, 9am
Your Wednesday 9am Zedlines with Abbey and Harry
Image credit: Wikimedia Commons
Zedlines, Wednesday 13 July, 8am
Your Wednesday 8am Zedlines with Harry and Abbey
Image credit: PxHere
Zedlines, Tuesday July 12, 11AM
Your Tuesday 11AM Zedlines, with Steph and Jiselle
Zedlines, Tuesday July 12, 10AM
Your Tuesday 10AM Zedlines, with Mack and Jiselle
Zedlines, Tuesday July 12, 9AM
Your Tuesday morning Zedlines with Jiselle and Steph
Zedlines, Tuesday July 12, 8AM
Your Tuesday Zedlines with Mack and Steph
Queensland Theatre The Sunshine Club at QPAC
Review: Joanna Letic
The Sunshine Club, written and directed by Wesley Enoch, first saw the light of day at Queensland Theatre in 1999. Not only does this musical spotlight the voices of First Nations Australians but captures a moment in time. The narrative follows Indigenous serviceman Frank Doyle, played by Marcus Corowa, who returns home from World War II only to realise how little progress has been made for Indigenous Austrailians.