Friday, September 17, 2021, 7:30 – 8:45pm Storytelling and live music combine in a cross-country, whisky-fuelled love story. Raye, a struggling country music star in the making, plays pub to pub along Australia’s vast desert highways, flogging demo CDs in the hope of returning home to her son, Elvis. But when she meets Dan, another broken wanderer, a love affair unfurls over their four-day drive home to Alice Springs. ILBIJERRI Theatre Company’s restaging of John Harvey’s Heart is a Wasteland has been reimagined by Artistic Director Rachael Maza. Recognising everyone’s individual right to love, this production cuts to the country’s heart. Location: Cremorne Theatre. Venue: Queensland Performing Arts Centre (QPAC), South Brisbane Venue address: Queensland Performing Arts Centre, Cnr Melbourne and Grey Street, South Brisbane Parent event: Brisbane Festival Event type: Performing arts Cost: $45 Age: Suitable for all ages. Warning: Coarse language and sexual references. Bookings: Bookings required. For more information see the Brisbane Festival website. Bookings required: Yes