‘The Virtuous Burglar’ was madness. Dario Fo’s absurd comedy ‘The Virtuous Burglar’ at Anywhere Festival Brisbane was not what I was expecting.…
Lachlan Driscoll

Lachlan Driscoll
Lachlan is a Brisbane based producer, director and writer who drinks iced coffee in all weathers. He is the founder and director of Observatory Theatre and is currently studying Drama at the Queensland University of Technology.
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‘Cab Suave’ was a tour de force. A private investigator undercover, a sultry group of femme fatales, a sparkly but shadowy nightclub…
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‘Les Miserables’ was extraordinaire. When the first swell of the orchestra struck up the impressive overture of ‘Les Misérables’, I knew I…
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Following their smash hit ‘The Revolutionists’ in 2021, The Curators’ Theatre returns for an action-packed year in 2022. The quirky Brisbane outfit…
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‘The Cocoon’ was spiritual. Something very special and magical happened at the Wynnum Library as part of the Wynnum Fringe Festival this…
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‘Boy Swallows Universe’ was entrancing. Such anticipation for a play hasn’t been seen in Brisbane for a long time, and so watching…
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‘Sea Wall’ was captivating. THAT Production Company’s ‘Sea Wall’ at the Ipswich Civic Centre was a gripping piece of live performance. What…
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‘Kitchen Diva’ was wicked. The third offering in 2021 from Birkdale-based MATES Theatre Genesis is a deftly funny take on Norman Price’s…
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‘White Pearl’ was toxic. Queensland Theatre’s Bille Brown Theatre became a boardroom in meltdown on Thursday night for Anchuli Felicia King’s vicious…
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Independent ReviewsReviews
‘Sex, Lies and Betrayal – Memoirs of a Hollywood Star’ // JTM Productions
‘Sex, Lies and Betrayal – Memoirs of a Hollywood Star’ was captivating. The glossy world of Hollywood and the scandals behind the…