‘Chameleon’ was colourful.
Finding your voice can be tricky. Knowing how to use it can be even harder. But for Stewart Reeve, finding his voice was easy – he simply uses others’. After several months touring regional Australia, he returns to Melbourne with his critically-acclaimed one-man musical odyssey, ‘Chameleon’.
‘Grand Theft Theatre’ was appreciative.
We all have those moments in the theatre that stick with us. For some, it would be seeing the chandelier rise up to the ceiling in ‘The Phantom of the Opera’. For others, it may be a monologue from a fringe show that spoke to them in a profound, unique way. It is such moments as these that have inspired the experimental performance collective Pony Cam’s newest show, ‘Grand Theft Theatre’.
This June, St Kilda’s own Theatre Works will play host to a landmark in modern theatre, Anton Chekhov’s ‘Uncle Vanya’. Often considered…
‘The Rocky Horror Show – 50th Anniversary Production’ was hot (patootie).
While ‘The Rocky Horror Show’ may be about to celebrate its 50th birthday, this golden anniversary production proves it is still as vivacious as it was in 1973. With youthful energy and classic charisma, this “Science Fiction” show is sure to entertain legacy fans and ‘virgins’ alike.
The chilly weather is not the only thing making Melbournians shiver this winter – one of the most beloved stage shows of all time is set to return to the city with much antici… pation.
‘ROAR’ was a knockout.
After a captivating debut at last year’s Melbourne International Comedy Festival, comedienne Lisa Sharpe is back for Round 2 with ‘ROAR’. Progressing from self-referential storytelling to a highlight reel of her dearest and dearest, Sharpe’s comedic evolution attests that she is nowhere near the ropes yet.
‘The Briefing’ was (#fake) newsworthy.
The old saying goes, ‘comedy is subjective’. What one person finds hilarious; another may barely crack a smile. However, comedy also has the ability to transcend time, people, and places.
‘Case Numbers’ was layered.
Part comedy show, part fictitious true story, and an entire conceptual performance, ‘Case Numbers’ skilfully merges elements to create a refreshingly unique theatrical experience.
‘Much Ado About Nothing’ was the talk of the town. Summertime in Melbourne is renowned for the activities it brings. Every December…
‘Friends! The Musical Parody’ was (Central) Perk-y. So no one told you theatre was gonna be this way *clap clap clap clap*.…