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DJ SHADOW & CUT CHEMIST: THE HARD SELL TOUR

Together for the first time in Australia on 8 decks, 4 mixers and many gadgets is DJ Shadow and Cut Chemist.  This is truly something special and unique.

FESTIVAL TO INSPIRE THE RE-IMAGINING OF THE WORLD AROUND US

Brisbane Powerhouse invites you to explore the concrete jungles of our world, immersing yourself in the future of sound and vision that will influence our way of life. 

VIRTUOSO PIANIST PERFORMS FIRST TIME IN BRISBANE

Touted by critics as one of the greatest pianists of this century, London-based virtuoso pianist Mark Gasser will perform one of history’s most revered masterpieces at Brisbane Powerhouse on Thursday 13 March 2008.

BRISBANE POWERHOUSE TO GIVE TOP MARKS TO CLASS CLOWNS

If you agree that “your mamma’s so fat…” line of jokes is passé, and you’ve graduated and moved on from fart jokes then you might have what it takes to be Australia’s realClass Clown! 

COMEDY FINDS A HOME IN THE HOUSE!

THE FIRST BRISBANE COMEDY FESTIVAL TO OPEN AT BRISBANE POWERHOUSE.

BIG NAMES COME OUT TO PLAY ...

Queenslanders are set to take centre stage when the cream of Australia’s playwriting talent meets in Brisbane in February for the inaugural National Play Festival.

HIGGLEDY PIGGLEDY ENTERPRISES PRESENTS DANIEL KITSON

The Impotent Fury of the Privileged and The Ballad of Roger and Grace.  Two tales from our favourite UK comedian. One is about wanting the world to change, but not doing enough to change it, the other is an epic love story.

FROM THE KITCHEN TO THE CONCERT HALL!

Mr Heinrich Engelhard Steinway created his first Steinway in his small kitchen in Seesen, Germany, in 1836. Now for the first time, the Brisbane public will be able to see and hear it at Brisbane Powerhouse.

THE BEST OF AUSTRALIAN PHOTOJOURNALISM

The Walkley Foundation is pleased to host the Nikon-Walkley Press Photo Exhibition at the Brisbane Powerhouse from January 29 to March 16.

SURVIVAL AT ANY COST FOR STRANDED SIBLINGS

What happens to Kyle, Jessie and baby brother Troy, who sit and wait in the car for their mum is a suburban tale of survival and solidarity against the odds, as Brisbane Powerhouse presents Hoods.