‘Batshit’ is crazy.
Brisbane Festival and Metro Arts’ ‘Batshit’ is a confrontational non-conventional piece of theatre that is sure to challenge audiences to their very core.
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‘Guttered’ was striking.
Like many disabled people, ‘Guttered’ didn’t fit into the mould created by non-disabled people so neither should a review of it. Brisbane Festival and Restless Dance Theatre’s ‘Guttered’ used movement and dance to give audiences the “chance” to experience and understand disability.
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‘Tiddas’ was Jacaranda.
La Boite Theatre, QPAC and Brisbane Festival’s latest production of ‘Tiddas’, in some ways, is a theatrical embodiment of a Welcome to Country.
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The smash-hit musical, ‘Cruel Intentions’ will see the Fortitude Valley Musical Hall transported back to celebrate 90s nostalgia. Based on the popular…
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‘Bernhardt/Hamlet’ was thought-provoking. Shakespeare’s Hamlet once said, “What a piece of work is a man” but perhaps the question in 2022 is:…
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‘Cooked’ was deadly. ‘Cooked’, by Digi Youth Arts in solidarity with The Good Room, aims to shine a light on the dark…
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‘Toy Symphony’ was playful. Ad Astra is an unusual venue situated in the back of a warehouse and trapped right in the…
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‘Medea’ was educational. The high school audience is one of the toughest audiences to crack. The prove-me-wrong attitude of a rowdy bunch…
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‘Black Cockatoo’ was fascinating. Sport and theatre. Two almost diametrically opposing forces that ne’er the twain shall meet. It’s a simplistic statement…
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‘MAZE’ was unique. The thing about mazes is that they are notoriously difficult to navigate your way through. They look awesome but…