‘One Man, Two Guvnors’ was chuckle-worthy.
Brisbane Arts Theatre presents a farce that aims to grab your attention and take you on a comical journey with all the familiar tropes and several knowing winks at the audience. As a comedy, ‘One Man, Two Guvnors’ kept its audience laughing and engaged.
‘The 39 Steps’ was absurd.
Vena Cava’s ‘The 39 Steps’ was an uproarious night of laugh-out-loud fun, filled with tongue-in-cheek humour, ridiculous props, and hilarious breaking of the fourth wall.
‘And Then There Were None’ was suspenseful.
Heading to the show last night, we had a fair idea of what we were getting into, and Nash delivered to our expectations: a solid, old-school, suspenseful ‘whodunnit’ murder-mystery classic from the Queen of the genre herself, performed earnestly by passionate volunteers.
‘Grease’ was slick.
Spotlight Theatrical Company is keen to let everyone know that ‘Grease’ is the word in their bold, new interpretation of the classic hit musical!
‘It Shoulda Been You’ was fabulous.
Filled to the brim with zeitgeist and chutzpah, with a little sprinkling of fabulous!!
‘Boy From Oz’ was sparkly.
Performing to a sold out theatre every single night, this is a Noosa Arts Theatre show that everyone in SEQ wants to see!
‘The Producers’ was audacious.
Queensland Musical Theatre’s latest production was a thoroughly enjoyable show. The calibre, boldness and visible success were genuinely impressive.
‘Reagan Kelly’ was rigorous.
Underground Theatre Company’s latest production presents a beautiful story about finding yourself and breaking the rules in our uptight and crumbling world.
‘Mamma Mia’ was voulez-vous.
Savoyards Musical Theatre’s ‘Mamma Mia will get audiences on their feet and have ABBA fans singing their hearts out.
‘Urinetown’ was potty. Crescendo Theatre Company are a brave and important group for the regional theatre landscape, as they dare to produce shows that other entities overlook.