Cyril Smith

The Gift Theatre Premieres Andrew Hinderaker’s DIRTY Tonight, 9/20
by BWW News Desk - Sep 20, 2012

The Gift Theatre has announced the world premiere of Dirty by Andrew Hinderaker, the Joseph Jefferson-nominated writer and director of Suicide, Incorporated and I Am Going to Change the World tonight, September 20, 2012.

The Gift Theatre Premieres Andrew Hinderaker’s DIRTY, Opening 9/20
by Kelsey Denette - Sep 5, 2012

The Gift Theatre has announced the upcoming world premiere of Dirty by Andrew Hinderaker, the Joseph Jefferson-nominated writer and director of Suicide, Incorporated and I Am Going to Change the World on September 20, 2012.

David Helfgott Plays QPAC Tonight, August 29
by BWW News Desk - Aug 29, 2012

Direct from triumphant performances and standing ovations in Leipzig, Stuttgart and Vienna, legendary Australian pianist David Helfgott returns to Brisbane to perform a programme of much-loved piano favourites at Queensland Performing Arts Centre's (QPAC's) Concert Hall for the first time in a decade tonight, 29 August.

David Helfgott Plays QPAC, August 29
by Kelsey Denette - Jul 20, 2012

Direct from triumphant performances and standing ovations in Leipzig, Stuttgart and Vienna, legendary Australian pianist David Helfgott returns to Brisbane to perform a programme of much-loved piano favourites at Queensland Performing Arts Centre's (QPAC's) Concert Hall for the first time in a decade on Wednesday 29 August.

BWW Reviews: Blackbird Theater's beautifully acted MAGIC opens at Shamblin Theatre
by Jeffrey Ellis - Aug 13, 2011

Wes Driver directs a thoroughly charming and beautifully acted revival of G.K. Chesterton's first play, Magic, now onstage at the Shamblin Theatre on the David Lipscomb University campus in a sumptuously appointed production from Blackbird Theatre Company. Featuring a stellar cast of Nashville stage professionals, Magic might best be described as a gentle drawing-room comedy from the post-Edwardian period (it debuted in 1913) that somehow remains relevant and intriguing almost 100 years after its premiere.