Year: 2011

Local designer’s graceful creations

Posted by | Aug 8, 2011 | |

Local designer Graciela Topal is fascinated by buttons and beads.

Her range, Trade With Grace, is a line of unique and playful jewellery made from buttons and beads, matching colours, textures and styles in unusual ways to create unique, eye-catching pieces.

“They are versatile, playful and fun to work with,” says Topal of her medium of choice.

“They are available in so many different shapes, sizes and colours and it’s possible to obtain a range of different effects just by playing around with them. And most importantly, they look great on anything.”

Read More

Recap: Adalita @ Transit Bar

Posted by | Aug 8, 2011 | , |

It’s been a busy year for Adalita, her debut solo album was released in March, a successful national tour followed and she played for the Dalai Lama in June. She returned to a packed Transit Bar last Thursday as part of a handful of additional shows, supported by Laura Imbruglia.

Laura Imbruglia kicked off the night at around 9pm. Her solo performance complimented Adalita’s, playing a set of enjoyable songs, stripped down to just vocals and a guitar.

Read More

The Beards @ ANU Bar

Posted by | Aug 5, 2011 |

Australia’s most successful beard band are back after a month in the studio recording their third beard-related album. Now, they are about to embark on a nation-wide tour to hammer home their steadfast message.

The band will be premiering their latest anthem: You Should Consider Having Sex With a Bearded Man. Since setting out to make the world a hairier place, The Beards have gained a loyal legion of bearded disciples around the country, but they are still not happy about society’s general lack of beards.

Read More

The Wombats Exclusive Presale Ticket Offer

Posted by | Aug 3, 2011 | , |

Following on from a recent trip down under which saw them wow audiences at Groovin The Moo, Liverpool-based indie rockers The Wombats return to Australia in October for another string of shows.

Thanks to Future Entertainment, we have an exclusive presale offer to make sure you get your tickets for the Sydney show on October 14th before they go on sale to the general public.

Read More

Julius Caesar @ Canberra Theatre Centre

Posted by | Aug 2, 2011 | |

To see the future, one must only look to the past.

Like many who came before him and after him, Julius Caesar had the support of the people but the loathing of the players.

They conspired. They persuaded. They whispered it was for the good of the country. All they needed to succeed was Brutus. Poor patriotic Brutus. He was like a son to Caesar and a poster boy for the republic. But not even a front-man of such unimpeachable integrity could avert the total and utter disaster their daggers set in motion.

Read More
Loading...
X
X