‘Child’s Play’ and ‘Obliteration’ were eye-opening. We live in a world steadily more ruled by technology, where smartphones contain our lives and…
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‘The Wishing Well’ // Brisbane Sci-Fi Theatre Festival
by Sophie Masonby Sophie Mason‘The Wishing Well’ was dynamic. Imagine being trapped in a room with your ex-best friend, lover, enemy, the bossiest of people and…
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‘Infinite Skies’ // Brisbane Sci-Fi Theatre Festival
by Elodie Boalby Elodie Boal‘Infinite Skies’ was imaginative. Comedy troupe, Big Fork Theatre, have taken their improvisation skills to another dimension with their latest skit, ‘Infinite…
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‘Frankenstein and I’ // Brisbane Sci-Fi Theatre Festival
by Sophie Masonby Sophie Mason‘Frankenstein and I’ was spellbinding. The Norman Price Theatre was bathed in purple light as audiences made their way to their seats.…
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‘Orphans’ was disconcerting. For a quiet Sunday in Brisbane, it was pleasing to see the Arts Theatre almost full for the opening…
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‘The Complete History of Comedy (Abridged)’ // Brisbane Arts Theatre
by Shane Webbby Shane Webb‘The Complete History of Comedy (Abridged)’ was boisterous. Robin Williams once said, “in the process of looking for comedy, you have to…
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‘Jane and Kel Go to Hell’ was lit. There are only a few experiences quite like the stomach-twisting moment that occurs when,…
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‘Heartfelt High’ was adorable. There were backward caps, bum-bags and butterfly clips aplenty in the latest show by Brisbane-based improvisational comedy troupe…
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‘Around the Campfire’ was heart-warming. Improv – a word that makes many actors shake in their boots failed to make a single…
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‘Wild Parties & Broken Dreams’ was atmospheric. The Spring Hill Reservoir is an interesting performance space. It’s subterranean location and unique architecture…