Community Theatre Reviews

‘Ruby Moon’ was ambiguous.  Perhaps nothing is quite as tormenting as losing a child, particularly when their disappearance is never solved. A…

‘The Addams Family’ was a scre-am.  Before one can appreciate the Gold Coast Little Theatre’s production of ‘The Addams Family’, it is…

‘Mary Rose’ was touching.  Upon arrival at the heritage-listed Windsor School of Arts in Lutwyche, you are greeted by the friendly and…

‘Picnic at Hanging Rock’ was haunting.  ‘Picnic at Hanging Rock’, the latest in Villanova Players diverse 2019 season, delves boldly into the…

‘Amdram Is Murder’ was killer.  Auditions, callbacks, casting, rehearsals, tech, performance and repeat. This is the cycle professional, independent and community theatre…

‘The Witches of Eastwick’ was devilish.  Phoenix Ensemble has delighted audiences with their devilish and challenging production, ‘The Witches of Eastwick’. Filled…

‘Don’t Get Your Vicars In A Twist’ was inspiring.  One of the most inspiring aspects of community theatre is that it becomes…

‘My Husband’s Nuts’ was exuberant.  Mates Theatre Genesis welcomed audiences on a crisp winter’s night to celebrate the opening of their most…

‘Heathers: The Musical’ was very.  Serving up some “big fun” with the latest rendition of ‘Heathers: The Musical’, On The Boards Theatre…

‘Henry IV’ was empowered.  Merthyr Street Uniting Church was transported to the 1300s during Nash Theatre’s latest dramatic escapade. William Shakespeare’s ‘Henry…