‘First Love is the Revolution’ // Wit Incorporated
‘First Love is the Revolution’ was foxy. Mixed in among the moments of humorous animal portrayals and awkward puppy love (cub love?), there are a …
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‘The Great First Nations Songbook’ // Adam James
From initial observation, the marriage of big band swing with the acknowledgement of First Nations musical achievements seems a poor fit. However, Ada…
‘Little Shop of Horrors’ // Shoebox Theatre Company
Shoebox Theatre Company kicked off spring at Toowoomba’s Armitage Centre with their vibrant production of Little Shop of Horrors. Both deliciously q…
‘Cost of Living’ // Melbourne Theatre Company’
Cost of Living, by Martyna Majok’s has been staged previously in Brisbane and Sydney. Melbourne’s production of the Pulitzer award winning play co…
‘The Wizard of Oz – Youth Edition’ // Stage School Australia
‘The Wizard of Oz’ was faithful.
The sea of green that has descended on Brisbane for the return of ‘Wicked’ to QPAC has also washed over the …
‘No Show’ // Melbourne Fringe
‘No Show’ was impulsive.
Comedy can be a fickle business. Some nights you can have the audience in fits of hysterics, while others you can practi…
‘The Critic’ // BKStudios
‘The Critic’ is instructive.
The stakes are low and the thrills are few in Anand Tucker’s ‘The Critic’, which is best described as a suspen…
‘I hope this means something’ // Melbourne Fringe & Patrick Livesey
‘I hope this means something’ was isolating.
‘I hope this means something’ could be said by any creative about any of their work, and this wo…
‘Dredge’ // The Anchor Theatre Company
'Jennie' is a play about famed English/Australian suffragette and women and children’s rights campaigner. Jennie Baines highlights the struggles of …
‘Guys and Dolls’ // Ipswich Musical Theatre
‘Guys and Dolls’ was slick. It’s the rip-roaring, dice-rolling, rollicking musical romantic comedy that follows the unlikely unions between a high-rolling gambler and a puritanical…