Professional Reviews

‘A Life Together in Song’ was sentimental. Renowned opera singers and partners in life, Cheryl Barker and Peter Coleman-Wright, teamed up to…

‘The Last Five Years’ was intense. La Boite Theatre’s latest production, ‘The Last Five Years’, brought to life the tumultuous love story…

‘Bernhardt/Hamlet’ was thought-provoking. Shakespeare’s Hamlet once said, “What a piece of work is a man” but perhaps the question in 2022 is:…

‘Cooked’ was deadly. ‘Cooked’, by Digi Youth Arts in solidarity with The Good Room, aims to shine a light on the dark…

‘Medea’ was educational. The high school audience is one of the toughest audiences to crack. The prove-me-wrong attitude of a rowdy bunch…

‘Erth’s Prehistoric World’ was staggering. The Brisbane Powerhouse came alive these school holidays with prehistoric creatures. Erth Visual & Physical Inc presented…

‘Black Cockatoo’ was fascinating. Sport and theatre. Two almost diametrically opposing forces that ne’er the twain shall meet. It’s a simplistic statement…

‘Potted Potter: The Unauthorized Harry Experience’ was hysterical. Harry Potter and two dynamic performers hilariously parodying all seven books within 70 minutes?…

‘A Midsummer Mechanical’s Dream’ was Pythonesque. When one thinks of William Shakespeare, the first thoughts that generally come to mind are wistful…

‘Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?’ was eviscerating. Love and hate, desire and disgust, history versus biology and truth versus illusion. State Theatre…