‘Lord Mayor’s City Hall Concerts’ (featuring ‘Cigany Weaver’) was scintillating. One of the most exciting things about the Brisbane Festival is the …
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‘Storm Boy’ was breathtaking. It is rare to sit in a darkened theatre surrounded by hundreds of strangers and be suddenly reminded …
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‘Don’t Get Your Vicars In A Twist’ was inspiring. One of the most inspiring aspects of community theatre is that it becomes …
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‘My Husband’s Nuts’ was exuberant. Mates Theatre Genesis welcomed audiences on a crisp winter’s night to celebrate the opening of their most …
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‘The Mousetrap’ was cunning. Agatha Christie’s breakaway theatrical hit ‘The Mousetrap’ is on stage for a strictly limited season at St Luke’s …
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‘Chapter Two’ was meet-cute. Neil Simons’ ‘Chapter Two’ is a perfect romantic comedy for the stage. A four-hander that rollicks along, the …
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‘Annie’ was uplifting. There are few tales of finding the place where you belong more iconic than ‘Annie’ – the story of …
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‘Shadowlands’ was permeating. A quiet, slow boiling play, ‘Shadowlands’ explores a few intriguing years in the life of author C. S. Lewis …
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‘X-Stacy’ is sensational. Where do you find your ecstasy? That’s the central theme pinning together Queensland playwright Margery Forde’s seminal work, ‘X-Stacy’. …
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‘A Murder is Announced’ was charming. A night spent unravelling a classic Agatha Christie murder mystery is a night well spent. The …
