‘The Wind in the Willows’ was halcyon. When we think of theatre, we often envision crowds gathered watching a lighted stage and …
Alley Edwards

Alley Edwards
Alley is a Melbourne-based theatre aficionado with a deep love for storytelling. Beginning her career in the secondary English classroom, Alley recently completed a Master of Arts (Writing and Literature) through Deakin University. She is currently in the process of applying for a PhD program in film literature and visual literacy.
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There is something truly special about the moment the theatre lights dim and the curtain rises before a performance. The excitement one …
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It’s that time of year again when the streets are filled with ghosts, vampires, witches, and mummies. That’s right, folks. It’s Halloween …
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‘School of Rock’ was instrumental. We all need to start somewhere. Every great motorbike rider had training wheels at one point. Every …
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‘Next to Normal’ was tempestuous. Emotions are powerful things. Even though we all know the sting of anger, sadness, or jealousy, these …
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‘Mental Illness is Not a Crime’ was immersive. If the past year has taught us anything, it is that being adaptive is …
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Independent ReviewsReviews
‘The Bull, The Moon and The Coronet of Stars’ // The Hive Collective and Metro Arts
‘The Bull, The Moon, and the Coronet of Stars’ was sensual. As one of the first shows to premiere in Metro Arts’ …
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As we draw the stage curtain on 2020, we look forward to the new promise of 2021. It is a time for …
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Let’s face it, 2020-22 haven’t been the best of years. That’s why it’s more important than ever before to focus on the …
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Some days are just rotten. You miss your morning train. You step in gum. You get a papercut. You’re just over it. …