‘Bolster & Lee: The Knock ‘Em Downs’ was engaging.
If John Cleese had kids with Lucille Ball, the results might just be the dynamic clowning duo that is Bolster and Lee!
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Professional ReviewsReviews
‘Girl From The North Country’ // GWB Entertainment, QPAC and Brisbane Festival
‘Girl From The North Country’ was poetic.
Reminiscent in style and feel of the family dramas of Arthur Miller, John Steinbeck, Eugene O’Neill and Tennessee Williams, Conor McPherson’s ‘Girl from the North Country’ is a beautifully written story told with heart.
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‘Friends of Dorothy’ was joyous. Presented by newly formed community theatre group, Ghostlight Theatre Co., as part of the Anywhere Festival, ‘Friends…
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‘Sailing South’ was boisterous. Continuing a 13-year tradition of presenting Australian plays on Australia Day, Redland Museum and MATES Theatre Genesis Inc.…
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‘Love, Loss and What I Wore’ was delightful. As theatres continue to reopen with a variety of performances, Centenary Theatre Group at…
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‘Suddenly Last Summer’ was haunting. Tennessee Williams’ plays can be challenging, especially for the director, the performers, and sometimes the audience, and…
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‘Switzerland’ was intriguing. Villanova Players Theatre Company took their audiences to new heights in their recent production ‘Switzerland’. Set in the Swiss…
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‘Homicide in Hollywood’ was engaging. Murder Mysteries have always held a fascination for audiences and, back in the 1980s, home-hosted murder mystery…
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‘Minefields and Miniskirts’ was evocative. Usually the experiences of war are recounted by men, but in Redcliffe Musical Theatre’s latest verbatim-styled theatre…