Reviews

‘Captain Moonlite’ was educational. A rough unhewn rock would be most fit, one that skilled hands could have made into something better.…

‘Switzerland’ was intriguing. Villanova Players Theatre Company took their audiences to new heights in their recent production ‘Switzerland’. Set in the Swiss…

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

‘Minefields and Miniskirts’ was evocative. Usually the experiences of war are recounted by men, but in Redcliffe Musical Theatre’s latest verbatim-styled theatre…

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

‘Godspell’ was exuberant. Despite having their season cut short due to COVID-19, Hayward Street Studios was full of life and energy ready…

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

‘Mamma Mia’ was winner. Empire Theatre’s fun, flirty and funky production of ‘Mamma Mia!’ had audiences in fits of laughter with flashbacks…

‘Mamma Mia’ was super (trouper). Transforming Redcliffe Entertainment Centre into a beautiful Greek island, Redcliffe Musical Theatre (RMT) opened their production of…

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