‘Cognitive Behavioural Terrorist’ // Bris Funny Fest
‘Cognitive Behaviour Terrorist’ was specific. Bris Funny Fest kicked off on August 7th, showcasing a range of local and national comedians from various styles and…
Category: Independent Reviews
‘The Curry Monster’ // Bris Funny Fest
‘The Curry Monster’ was delicious. In a dingy little side room of the Heya Bar in Fortitude Valley, Sandeep Totlani presented his newest comedy set,…
‘Out On A Lim’ // Bris Funny Fest
‘Out On A Lim’ was cheeky. When Ting Lim immigrated from Singapore to Brisbane, she went straight for Logan (hey it was cheap) but her…
‘Love Noel’ // Footlights Theatrical
‘Love Noel’ was nostalgic. Footlights Theatrical’s production of ‘Love Noel’, the Australian Premiere of the show, continues their strong 2019 season. With the more traditional…
‘Grace’ // Minola Theatre
‘Grace’ was conversational. Minola Theatre’s latest production ‘Grace’ invited debate on bigger issues, moving audiences to question the power of faith. In a work that…
‘Ghosts’ // The Curators
‘Ghosts’ was harrowing. It is rare to find a production which so entirely and successfully transports the audience from one world to another. Every element…
‘Equus’ // Ad Astra
‘Equus’ was primal. Setting pulses racing with their latest production, Ad Astra has presented the psychological thriller, ‘Equus’, in a brave interpretation. The play, which…
‘Something in the Water’ // The Naughty Corner Collective
‘Something in the Water’ was quenching. Lurking within the Lumen Room of Metro Arts, new play ‘Something in the Water’ has surfaced as a must-see…
‘Wicked’ // Matt Ward Entertainment
‘Wicked’ was elegant. With incredible marketing hype, and a vogue-esque vision for the show, Matt Ward Entertainment has presented ‘Wicked’ with both a flavour of…
‘One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest’ // Brisbane Arts Theatre
‘One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest’ was grounded. The play ‘One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest’, adapted from Ken Kesey’s novel of the same name,…