Category: Community Reviews

‘Lend Me a Tenor’ was divertente. Hitting many high notes in the suburb of Redcliffe, Mousetrap Theatre Company’s latest production was chaotically funny and a…

‘Holding the Man’ was enduring. ‘Holding the Man’ is an incredibly poignant play. Not only is the verbatim-styled content saturated with true emotion, but the…

‘The Things I Could Never Tell Steven’ was raw. Director Matthew Bapty understands that the best musicals do not engage us through bells and whistles,…

‘Downtown: The Mod Musical’ was groovy. Even if you weren’t alive to experience the 1960s first hand, the decade is infamous for its fun fashion,…

‘A Double Bill of Radio Plays’ was timeless. New Farm Nash Theatre’s ‘A Double Bill of Radio Plays’ welcomed audiences to the prime time of…

‘Marjorie Prime’ lingers. ‘Marjorie Prime’ shuffles quietly onto the Sunnybank Theatre Group’s stage, with all of its cerebral, confronting, slowly unfolding baggage hidden, but in…

‘Avenue Q’ was hilarious. Walking through the rather dated façade of USQ’s Toowoomba campus you wouldn’t expect to find one of the freshest theatre companies…

‘The Crucible’ was haunting. Arthur Miller is a writer of prodigious skill and renown, and many of his works feature in our zeitgeist, but there…

‘Young Frankenstein’ was monstrous. An epic night of theatre was had with Phoenix Ensemble’s latest rip-roaring comedy, ‘Young Frankenstein’.  Offering an evening of adulterated fun,…