‘Flight’ was indescribable.
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‘Ravenous’ was scoff-worthy (in a good way).
As a performer, Brookfield has some great material to work with, and when he feels passionately about something and has a clear goal for a bit, his delivery thrives.
‘Brisbane Improv Festival’ was amusing.
Brisbane Improv Festival and Big Fork Theatre continue to impress and delight, highlighting the dedicated performers in the local improv scene.
‘The Cemetery Club’ was intimate.
While ‘The Cemetery Club’ can and should be enjoyed by audiences outside of its target demographic, this is a production for and by a mature audience. The themes are about growing older and the shared experience of those who have outlived their partners.
‘Murder at Checkmate Manor’ was charming.
‘Murder At Checkmate Manor’ follows the Farndale Avenue team attempting to stage a murder mystery in which lines are dropped, the set breaks down, props are lost, and ill-equipped actors struggle to hold it all together.
‘The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee’ was endearing.
Discover the heartwarming side of ‘The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee’ with our latest theatre review! ?? Savoyards nailed the sincerity of this hilarious and crass musical, reminding us that at the heart of it all, these are just kids dealing with immense pressure.
‘One Man, Two Guvnors’ was chuckle-worthy.
Brisbane Arts Theatre presents a farce that aims to grab your attention and take you on a comical journey with all the familiar tropes and several knowing winks at the audience. As a comedy, ‘One Man, Two Guvnors’ kept its audience laughing and engaged.
‘Brisbane Improv Festival’ was raucous. Brisbane Improv Festival’s Sunday night program had its audience in stitches, and the calibre of performers on display was impeccable.
‘Again, You Have Trusted Me’ was personal.
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‘Little Sketch Book of Horrors’ was peculiar.
David Massingham’s ‘Little Sketch Book of Horrors’ was a delightful delve into the mind of its creator for all involved.