‘The 39 Steps’ was addictive. Stepping into The Chapel at Chapel Off Chapel on a hot 37-degree evening in March, the crowd …
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‘Banging Denmark’ was bawdy in its hilarious indecency and exploration of what it means to be a man versus a woman amid …
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‘The Wolves’ was vicious. It’s the most dramatic thing ever – being a teenager. This is the underlying theme that Sarah DeLappe’s …
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‘The Duchess of Malfi’ was tense. This adaptation of ‘The Duchess of Malfi’ makes the four-hundred-year-old concerns of the revenge tragedy accessible …
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‘Pygmalion’ was expressive. In a world that has such a class divide, it is refreshing to see Minola Theatre step out and …
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‘Art of Courage’ // Art of Courage Ukraine and Brisbane Immersive
by Riah Masonby Riah Mason‘Art of Courage’ is an emotional glimpse into the impacts of war and oppression at the smaller, more everyday scale. The immersive …
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‘Pasiones: An Improvised Telenovela’ // PIP Theatre
by Liam Hartleyby Liam Hartley‘Pasiones: An Improvised Telenovela’ was elaborate. A telenovela, for the uninitiated, is a Spanish soap opera that generally tells one serialised narrative …
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‘The History of the Devil’ // Polymorphic Productions
by Priya Shahby Priya Shah‘The History of the Devil’ was demonic. ‘The History of the Devil’ was a unique and adventurous piece of theatre brought to …
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‘Spamalot’ was rollicking. Fans of Monty Python were primed, ready to go on an epic adventure for the ‘Holy Grail’ with Paterson …
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‘Parasocial Parallax’ // AG Productions and PIP Theatre
by Alicia Briteby Alicia Brite‘Parasocial Parallax’ was interactive. Parasocial Parallax is set in an all-too-plausible near future; akin to Black Mirror, it uses sci-fi technology to …