Category: Independent Reviews

‘Homicide in Hollywood’ was engaging. Murder Mysteries have always held a fascination for audiences and, back in the 1980s, home-hosted murder mystery parties were a…

‘Double’ was metaphysical. Sending paranoia through any willing participant, ‘Double’ is the at-home thriller that invites you into the story and sets your heart racing.…

‘Valium &’ was pleasantly distracting. With the COVID-19 ban on gatherings of over 100 people, and the impending demise of live performance as audiences know…

‘Tick, Tick… Boom!’ was electrifying. ‘Tick, Tick… Boom!’ was presented at the consummate and well equipped Crete Street Theatre. THAT Production Company certainly took advantage…

‘Speed: The Movie, The Play’ was hysterical. Have you ever watched an action film and wondered what it would be like to be an extra…

‘The Gatsby Experience’ was glamorous. Scott Fitzgerald’s grim and glitzy expose on the American dream ‘The Great Gatsby’ sparkles to life in a unique staging…

‘The 39 Steps’ was elevating. Marked as a Brisbane Arts Theatre’s ‘signature show’, the popularity of ‘The 39 Steps’ is well-founded. As the audience enters…

‘After Hours: Singalong’ was a party. The word that makes every actor shudder – “improv”.  Suppressed deep in every creative mind are memories of Year 8…

‘Forbidden Broadway’ was a celebration. Have you ever wanted to hold a mirror up to the glitz and glamour of Broadway? Songs with unnaturally high…

‘What We Saw in the Sorghum Fields’ was ominous. In a theatre surrounded by the tall Eucalypts of Seven Hills, audiences entered the Ron Hurley…