‘PASHUN’ was poetic.
‘PASHUN’ offers a rare and delightful night of absurdist theatre. Harrison Mills has crafted a remarkable piece of theatre.
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Professional ReviewsReviews
‘Tae Tae in the Land of Yaaas!’ // shake & stir theatre co and Brisbane Festival
‘Tae Tae in the Land of Yaaas!’ was uplifting.
Get ready to immerse yourself in a night of drag, love, and inclusivity as shake & stir presents their latest production, ‘Tae Tae in the Land of Yaaas!’ in collaboration with QPAC and Brisbane Festival.
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‘Checked Out’ was electrifying.
‘Checked Out’ is a fresh musical presented by Inscape Assembly that offers a glimpse into the inner lives of several young employees navigating the challenges of both the modern retail landscape and the individuals unfortunate enough to be caught up in it.
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‘Proof’ was thought-provoking.
In ‘Proof’, Tugun Theatre presents a thought-provoking exploration of the intricate interplay between brilliance and vulnerability, legacy and self-discovery.
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‘A Night at the Movie Musicals’ was impeccable.
A Night at the Movie Musicals’ offered an unforgettable evening of toe-tapping entertainment at the esteemed Ron Hurley Theatre. The seamless blend of nostalgia and modernity created a fantastic atmosphere.
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‘Proof’ was impeccable.
Check out our review of the Tony and Pulitzer award-winning play, ‘Proof,’ performed at Ad Astra. Dive into the captivating world of mental health, feminism, and gender inequality, beautifully portrayed by a talented cast. Don’t miss this thought-provoking production! Read more on our website. ???????? #TheatreReview #ProofAtAstra #ThoughtProvokingDrama #MustSeePlay
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‘Ordinary Days’ was heartwarming.
Think back to your last warm embrace, your last gift, your last compliment, that feeling is replicated in a viewing of ‘Ordinary Days’ at New World Stage. Nestled in the heart of Fortitude Valley in Brisbane, the space is a beautiful grand church, perfect for this intimate and heartwarming tale.
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‘The May Queen’ was insightful.
‘The May Queen’ is a fun night out and good for a few laughs, establishing empathy with relatable characters and a reflection on the influence of high school on adulthood.
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‘Card Houses’ was immersive.
‘Card Houses’, presented by Harrison Mills at Anywhere Festival, is a fresh Gen-Z coming-of-age tale.
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‘Girls’ Night Out’ was stimulating.
Looking for something a little adventurous at a local community theatre show? How about a Bachelorette Party showing up to a club with four sexy strippers? Located on the border of NSW/QLD, Tugun Theatre’s rendition of ‘Girls’ Night Out’ promises plent of fun.
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