‘Jingle’ was scrumptious.
‘Jingle’ is clearly aimed at the entire family, it was flirty but not dirty (although the pole dancing number seemed to raise a few eyebrows around us) and the humour was lighthearted and fun.
A corporate writer by day, Isabelle lives in Brisbane with her husband, two sons, and adorable pet snake Noodle. Her life generally involves running after them (all of them), speaking Frenglish, enjoying anything doused in maple syrup, and also dabbling in theatre directing and acting with Brisbane French Theatre, a company she co-founded with her husband.
‘Jingle’ was scrumptious.
‘Jingle’ is clearly aimed at the entire family, it was flirty but not dirty (although the pole dancing number seemed to raise a few eyebrows around us) and the humour was lighthearted and fun.
‘And Then There Were None’ was suspenseful.
Heading to the show last night, we had a fair idea of what we were getting into, and Nash delivered to our expectations: a solid, old-school, suspenseful ‘whodunnit’ murder-mystery classic from the Queen of the genre herself, performed earnestly by passionate volunteers.
‘The Producers’ was audacious.
Queensland Musical Theatre’s latest production was a thoroughly enjoyable show. The calibre, boldness and visible success were genuinely impressive.