Reviews

‘Heroes’ was delightful.  Mercury Theatre in Wynnum is a small company with a lot of heart and a long-standing tradition.  As audiences…

As respectfully and honestly as possible, ‘The Diary of Anne Frank’ was presented by Lind Lane Theatre under the skillful direction of Glenda Campi. For a story with challenging staging restrictions, but beautifully poignant universal themes, Campi has delivered a stunning rendition with a capable and mature young cast.

‘The Complete History of Comedy (Abridged)’ was boisterous. Robin Williams once said, “in the process of looking for comedy, you have to…

‘Blood Brothers’ was Brecht-acular. It is odd to think of ‘Blood Brothers’ as the third longest-running musical in West End’s history (having…

‘Jane and Kel Go to Hell’ was lit. There are only a few experiences quite like the stomach-twisting moment that occurs when,…

‘Little Shop of Horrors’ was ambitious. With an intimate cast, small band and limited need for technical resources, ‘Little Shop of Horrors’…

‘Heartfelt High’ was adorable. There were backward caps, bum-bags and butterfly clips aplenty in the latest show by Brisbane-based improvisational comedy troupe…

‘Look Who’s Talking’ was well-suited. Making audiences laugh with their latest comedy ‘Look Who’s Talking’, Act 1 Theatre has chosen a fitting…

‘Around the Campfire’ was heart-warming. Improv – a word that makes many actors shake in their boots failed to make a single…