Independent Reviews

‘SÉANCE’ was bone-chilling. ‘SÉANCE’ is a fully-immersive, sensory deprivation experience employing an incredibly designed soundscape to transport your imagination to its darkest…

‘tick, tick… BOOM!’ was factionalised. The life of an artist is the unspoken basis of almost every creative endeavour of worth. A…

‘MAZE’ was unique. The thing about mazes is that they are notoriously difficult to navigate your way through. They look awesome but…

‘AIFF21: Keeping it Real’ was relevant.  The Australian Independent Film Festival kicked off its second day of content with the documentary session,…

‘Australia Independent Film Festival’ was memorable.  In a time when overseas travel feels like a memory of the past, the ‘AIFF21’ transported…

‘Happy-Go-Wrong’ was commanding.  Movement, music and candid storytelling combine in Andi Snelling’s impressive and visceral one-woman show. Undercover Artist “exists to profile…

‘Romeo & Juliet’ was spirited.  Queensland Shakespeare Ensemble’s (QSE) ‘Romeo & Juliet’ proved to be an exciting return to the Roma Street…

‘Titanic: The Movie, The Play’ was rollicking.  ‘Titanic: The Movie, The Play’ by Act React opened with a splash at Brisbane Powerhouse…

‘Sea Wall’ was captivating.  THAT Production Company’s ‘Sea Wall’ at the Ipswich Civic Centre was a gripping piece of live performance. What…

‘Zigzag Street’ was charming.  Fortitude Valley’s Ad Astra invited audiences into a time capsule – where The Smiths spun on a record…