Culture
After navigating the move from its former premises in Brisbane’s CBD to its new home in West End last year, Metro Arts has unveiled its January to June program for what CEO Jo Thomas is envisioning as the organisation’s biggest year yet.
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Metro Arts artistic director and chief executive Jo Thomas steps up to answer InQueensland Summer Reading’s 10 questions.
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