Category: Community Reviews

‘Be More Chill’ was dorky.  With layers of dorky teenage angst, futuristic personality upgrades, and a strange fascination with overly manufactured sugar drinks, ‘Be More…

‘How to Survive a Zombie Apocalypse’  was deadpan.  Despite the spooky, dim-lit setting of St Andrew’s Uniting Church in Brisbane’s CBD, the life-sized zombie prop…

‘Hot Shoe Shuffle’ was toe-tapping.  Savoyard Musical Theatre’s latest production is full of well-known tunes, elaborate costumes and most importantly, lightning-fast choreography. Though the night…

‘First Things First’ was nostalgic.  Well, first things first – it’s wonderful to see community theatre returning to the stage. Sunnybank Theatre Group has welcomed…

‘Beauty and the Beast’ was nostalgic.  Daring sword fights, magical spells, a prince in disguise! Queensland Musical Theatre had it all and more in their…

‘Death by Design’ was witty.  Footlights Theatrical brings this eccentric play to life on the unassuming stage of the Belmont Services Bowls Club, unleashing the…

‘Next to Normal’ was tempestuous.  Emotions are powerful things. Even though we all know the sting of anger, sadness, or jealousy, these feelings are important…

‘Two Weeks with the Queen’ was wholesome.  While the world is unable to freely travel, Javeenbah Theatre Company took their audience all the way to…

‘Beautiful: The Carole King Musical’ was grooving.  Gold Coast’s Spotlight Theatrical Company are making the ‘earth move under our feet’ with the joyous, heartbreaking and…

‘A Very Important Meeting’ was eccentric.  Big Fork Theatre reach out, circle back, and touch base with audiences for an office themed improv caper. As…