‘Sisters Are Doing It For Themselves’ was soulful.
Little Red Co said that ‘Sisters Are Doing It For Themselves’ would melt the clouds of sin and sadness and leave you holy satisfied, and they could not have been more correct!
Nearing the end of a double degree in Communications (PR) and Arts (Writing and Drama), Priya is an active participant in, and promoter of, the Brisbane theatre scene. Be it as a performer, writer or audience member, she loves using the magic of the arts as a way to live the extraordinary.
‘Sisters Are Doing It For Themselves’ was soulful.
Little Red Co said that ‘Sisters Are Doing It For Themselves’ would melt the clouds of sin and sadness and leave you holy satisfied, and they could not have been more correct!
The Curators Theatre is performing Children of the Black Skirt from 13th July at the Christ Church in Milton, and Theatre Haus spoke with Director Helen Strube who emphasises “the healing power of story.”
“It’s a political play but theatre aestheticizes. It serves as a provocation for anyone who wants to look further into Australian history – they can…”
‘Break’ was intense.
What is the cost of our ambition? ‘Break’ is a brand-new autobiographical work by Cecilia Martin, known in the show as Ceci, in collaboration with Gold Coast-based dance company The Farm.
‘The Father’ was unsettling.
‘The Father’ is a gripping and heartfelt piece of theatre that explores the themes of family, connection and loss. Pip Theatre beautifully conveyed this story and should be highly commended for delivering a thought-provoking performance.
‘The Human Centipede Parody Musical’ was masterful.
Who would have thought the movie about a mad German scientist who kidnaps a trio of tourists to turn them into a human centipede would translate into a side-splitting parody musical? Synergy Production Co did, and they were right.
‘Perfect World’ was irreverent.
At times, the state of the world can feel like a satire that is writing itself. Theatreroo parodies these political and social farces and takes us on a journey back to September 11, and its ensuing political turmoil.
‘Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons’ was tender.
How would you communicate if you could only say 140 words in a day? ‘Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons’ imagines a world where we’re forced to say less and, therefore, pay more attention to what we say…
‘Babushka Regifted’ was liberating.
If your favourite parts of Christmas are devouring a cheese platter, drinking through family gatherings and dismantling the patriarchy, then it’s time to let out your inner Scrooge and get set for Babushka Regifted to be your new Yuletide tradition.
‘A Very Naughty Christmas’ was raunchy.
If you fancy your tinsel tickled this Christmas and want to be on Santa’s naughty list, then we have the perfect present for you! Woodward Productions hit production with crass carols is back for its sixth year… and you won’t want to miss this festive tradition.
‘Phantom of the Opera’ was breathtaking.
Performing to a sold out season before they had even opened, it’s community theatre like you’ve never seen before.