Reviews

‘Hell Ship – The Journey of the Ticonderoga’ was entrancing.  Soft music and the crackling of an imaginary fireplace filled the dimly…

‘Two Man Tarantino’ was a bingo. Since the late 1980s, one iconic filmmaker has left a bloody footprint on the film industry.…

‘Making Money’ was capital. Brisbane Arts Theatre has gone all out with glittery design, eccentric characters and a big cast in a…

‘Firebird’ was animated. The Queensland Symphony Orchestra (QSO) once again graced the stage of the Concert Hall at QPAC on a rainy…

‘Footloose’ was energised. Theatre-goers were shown how to cut loose at ‘Footloose’ this week at Brisbane Academy of Musical Theatre’s (BAMT) latest…

‘Margaret Fulton: The Musical’ was a treat. ‘Margaret Fulton: The Musical’ transported audiences to the 1940s and back with its evocative set…

‘The Importance of Being Earnest’ was quaint. After COVID-19 prevented St Luke’s Theatre Society from performing for an entire year, the company…

‘An Ideal Husband’ was charming. Oscar Wilde’s 1895 play ‘An Ideal Husband’ was brought to life this month by local community theatre…

‘Conviction’ was life-affirming. Playwright Zoey Dawson’s 70-minute show ‘Conviction’ is absurdly hilarious, wonderfully acted and reminds us that we are all imperfect…

‘John and Jen’ was heartfelt. Brand new theatre company Queen Jean Productions deserves a standing ovation for its debut show, ‘John and…