‘The Wedding Singer’ // David Venn Enterprises
‘The Wedding Singer’ was bedazzled. These days when most people think about Adam Sandler, they picture a washed-up actor starring in bad comedies that go…
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‘First Things First’ // Sunnybank Theatre Group
‘First Things First’ was nostalgic. Well, first things first – it’s wonderful to see community theatre returning to the stage. Sunnybank Theatre Group has welcomed…
‘Beauty and the Beast’ // Queensland Musical Theatre
‘Beauty and the Beast’ was nostalgic. Daring sword fights, magical spells, a prince in disguise! Queensland Musical Theatre had it all and more in their…
‘Death by Design’ // Footlights Theatrical
‘Death by Design’ was witty. Footlights Theatrical brings this eccentric play to life on the unassuming stage of the Belmont Services Bowls Club, unleashing the…
‘A German Life’ // The Gordon Frost Organisation and QPAC
‘A German Life’ was wunderbar. From the very beginning, when 78-year-old Robyn Nevin shuffled onto the stage as the 102-year-old Brunhilde Pomsel, you knew you…
‘Animal Farm’ // shake & stir theatre co
‘Animal Farm’ was clean. ‘Animal Farm’ is not just a reflection of historical events and figures, but a forward-focused political theatre piece that makes strong…
‘Three’ // Australasian Dance Collective
‘Three’ was striking. The Queensland Performing Arts Centre (QPAC) Playhouse was abuzz for ‘Three’ contemporary dance world premieres on Wednesday night. The sheer strength and…
‘Anatomy of a Suicide’ // Metro Arts Theatre
‘Anatomy of a Suicide’ was moving. There was electric energy on opening night at the Brisbane premiere of ‘Anatomy of a Suicide’. Complete with speeches,…
‘Next to Normal’ // Redcliffe Musical Theatre
‘Next to Normal’ was tempestuous. Emotions are powerful things. Even though we all know the sting of anger, sadness, or jealousy, these feelings are important…
‘Horizon’ // Playlab Theatre
‘Horizon’ was confronting. Playlab Theatre’s ‘Horizon’ opened with a bang at Brisbane Powerhouse’s intimate Underground Theatre Wednesday night, gripping the audience as it built from…