‘Henry IV’ was empowered. Merthyr Street Uniting Church was transported to the 1300s during Nash Theatre’s latest dramatic escapade. William Shakespeare’s ‘Henry…
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‘L’Amante Anglaise’ was disturbing. Two chairs were placed upstage and downstage, a dress dangled from the curtain above, however, the stage was otherwise…
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Over 160 internationally renowned writers, thinkers and opinion makers will storm the State Library of Queensland for the 57th annual Brisbane Writer’s…
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‘Animal Kingdom’ was majestic. If the audience closed their eyes you could almost hear the wild swans, buzzing bees and vicious sharks…
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What does Michael Scott from ‘The Office,’ Jane from ‘Jane the Virgin’ and Homer from ‘The Simpsons’ all have in common? They…
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Nunsense was ‘energised’ An Elvis poster, five nuns and a cacophony of singing, dancing, and monologuing filled Merthyr Road Uniting Church hall…
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‘Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf’ was charged. Humiliate the host or hump the hostess? ‘Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf’ provided both in…
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‘The House of Mirrors and Hearts’ was poignant. It was a evening of firsts on Thursday night for newly formed theatre company,…
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‘In Bloom’ was alternative. Art, sex, and nature were the driving concepts of Underground Production’s most recent and notably alternative production, ‘In…
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‘Done to Death’ was eccentric. Friendships were forged, martinis drunk and murders committed at Sunnybank Theatre Company’s latest comedic mystery, ‘Done to…