‘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.
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‘Again, You Have Trusted Me’ was personal.
Dysfunctional siblings, irreconcilable differences – sound familiar? Check out what we thought about another fringe festival classic.
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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.
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‘Why Young Men Run at 2am’ was quaint.
Ad Astra’s latest production feels like it could have been plucked right out of a real-life scene in a local pawn shop, with a sense of humour that derives itself from the eccentricities of actual Brisbane residents.
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‘Destiny Doomed’ was ethereal. In a mysterious corner of Musgrave Park, Observatory Theatre presents a bold reimagining of the Irish folk story…
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‘All Fired Up’ was nostalgic.
If you’re looking for a fun live show with energetic dancing and catchy music, or if you grew up in the 80s, ‘All Fired Up’ is the show to catch.
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Independent ReviewsReviews
‘Gutenberg! The Musical’ // Anywhere Festival and Springboard Productions
‘Gutenberg! The Musical’ was hilarious. Springboard Productions opened their first Anywhere Festival show last Thursday with a lesser-known musical theatre piece quite…
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‘AIFF21: Keeping it Real’ was relevant. The Australian Independent Film Festival kicked off its second day of content with the documentary session,…