Whether you are an Elton John fan or not, there is no mistaking his footprint on the music and pop-culture landscape over the past several decades. An EGOT winner with 300 million in record sales, hundreds of millions raised for his AIDS foundation and countless other records and accolades to his name. 

Most people can remember the first time they heard Elton, or an Elton song attached to a particular memory, or even their own Elton moment. And this is what Your Song embraces – the times in our lives that intersected with Elton’s music.

Your Song is not a tribute concert, however it’s a tribute to the songwriting genius that is Elton John and his incredible talent to create music that connects us, moves us, motivates us, celebrates us, makes us smile, laugh, cry and dance.

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What do you get when you cross earth’s mightiest superheroes with as many pop-culture references as Fat Thor had beers and add in a cabaret burlesque show with a side of musical theatre? 

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“Art is the lie that enables us to realize the truth”. Pablo Picasso

What starts as a puzzlement by one friend and indifference by another to a friend’s recent art purchase rapidly turns into an examination of self, self-worth, the meaning of friendship and what binds people together.

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17 February 2026

Moulin Rouge! The Musical announces return to Sydney in March 2027

Sydney, Australia: Global Creatures announced today that the worldwide blockbuster production of Moulin Rouge! The Musical will open at the Sydney Lyric in March 2027, with an all new Australian cast, delivering the same internationally acclaimed spectacle fans know and love.

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It’s not often you get to say “world premiere” and “Brisbane” in the same sentence.

In its ambitious second brand-new full-length ballet in as many years, Ballet Theatre Queensland has re-imagined the beloved classic Alice in Wonderland – transporting the audience to 1930s Hollywood.

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Reviewed April 2025 for Theatre Matters.

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I’ve been writing for Theatre Matters (previously Theatrepeople) for nearly 10 years and have written close to 50 reviews in that time.

This week something happened that has never happened before. Two reviewers went and reviewed the same show.

Because the other reviewer submitted their review before me – by a matter of minutes I’m told – they rightly couldn’t publish mine.

But I *know* some people are waiting for it and I like writing and sharing my thoughts, so I have permission to post my review here.

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Never in my wildest dreams did I think I’d be writing a Melbourne International Comedy Festival review show about Buffy The Vampire Slayer, but here we are.

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