Category: Independent Reviews

‘Flood’ was atmospheric. As part of Brisbane’s innovative Anywhere Festival, ‘Flood’ by Chris Isaacs was the encapsulation of the festival’s mantra that theatre can and…

‘The Pillowman’ was confronting. Taking fictional children’s stories and turning them completely on their heads, Brisbane Arts Theatre have confidently presented a notoriously dark comedy,…

‘Bea in the Basement’ was immersive. The audience arrived at the Mount Ommaney Centre Car Park armed only with location “The Bunker”, the nervous but…

‘Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf’ was charged. Humiliate the host or hump the hostess? ‘Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf’ provided both in spades, which made…

‘Highway of Lost Hearts’ was honest. Mary Anne Butler’s emotional and heart-wrenching one-woman play, ‘Highway of Lost Hearts’ is a script well worth the attention.…

‘Spring Awakening’ was indulgent Underground Productions latest show brings back to the stage the classic play ‘Spring Awakening’, not the musical, the German play. A…

‘Mettle, Moxie & Melody’ was intimate. Nestled within the vibrancy of Brisbane’s Fortitude Valley, ‘Concept’ – a small versatile venue seating just 40 is the…

‘Titanic: The Movie, The Play’ was unsinkable. All aboard a hilarious romp around the ocean in Act/React’s new epic, ‘Titanic: The Movie, The Play’. Taking…

‘In Bloom’ was alternative. Art, sex, and nature were the driving concepts of Underground Production’s most recent and notably alternative production, ‘In Bloom’. Housed in…