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Brisbane Festival 2021
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The stage will look like a dog park but will be lined with linoleum in case of any accidents by its dozen live dog stars. The cast is still being locked down, but will likely include crossbreeds, boxers, a great dane and an Afghan hound. The âmilitary gradeâ logistical operation will keep the dogs separate backstage, to ensure there are no fights.
For the video component, Evans has travelled the country between pandemic lockdowns, interviewing 85 dog owners at real dog parks, via online referrals and a âlot of Instagram canvassingâ of social media dog stars. Evans has met âso many beautiful rescue dogsâ that have resulted in a âtwo-way transformationâ of human and dog lives.
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Brisbane Festival 2021 to deliver top talent across city
Minister for Communities and Housing, Minister for Digital Economy and Minister for the Arts The Honourable Leeanne Enoch
Brisbane Festival 2021’s program will focus on connecting Brisbane, showcasing Queensland’s incredible talent and brightly bringing to life the city’s streets, suburbs and cultural venues through dazzling, diverse and unique arts experiences.
Minister for the Arts Leeanne Enoch said Queenslanders and visitors are set to experience a spring festival that brings the community together through the joy of rich arts experiences celebrating positivity, resilience and hope.
“The program will showcase 63 Queensland companies and employ more than 1000 local artists, featuring the Festival’s largest First Nations program, with 168 First Nations artists engaged across the 23-day event,” Minister Enoch said.