‘The Pirates of Penzance’ was rollicking. Reviving their 2020 swashbuckling sensation, Lynch & Paterson have once again commandeered an astounding cast and…
Priya Shah

Priya Shah
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.
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Community ReviewsReviews
‘The Importance of Being Earnest’ // St Luke’s Theatre Society
by Priya Shahby Priya Shah‘The Importance of Being Earnest’ was quaint. After COVID-19 prevented St Luke’s Theatre Society from performing for an entire year, the company…
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‘John and Jen’ was heartfelt. Brand new theatre company Queen Jean Productions deserves a standing ovation for its debut show, ‘John and…
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‘Cabaret de Paris’ was indulgent. In a time where overseas travel is not an option, the cast of ‘Cabaret de Paris’ transformed…
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‘Xanadu’ was flamboyant. Rollerblading into the 2021 season with one of the wackiest musicals to have graced the Broadway stage, Sunnybank Theatre…
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‘Smiley’ was sassy. Premiering in 2013 in the tiny Sala Flyhard Theatre in Barcelona, ‘Smiley’ is a two-man Spanish play that has…
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Professional ReviewsReviews
‘Lord Mayor’s City Hall Concerts’ // Brisbane Festival
by Priya Shahby Priya Shah‘Lord Mayor’s City Hall Concerts’ was a celebration. In a time where theatre’s around the world are shutting down and leaving artists…
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‘After Hours: Singalong’ was a party. The word that makes every actor shudder – “improv”. Suppressed deep in every creative mind are memories…
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‘Casablanca’ was vintage. As you enter the Brunswick room at New Farm Nash Theatre, there is no doubt that you are stepping…
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‘Forbidden Broadway’ was a celebration. Have you ever wanted to hold a mirror up to the glitz and glamour of Broadway? Songs…