‘I ME SHE HIM’ // Wit Incorporated
‘I ME SHE HIM’ was ambitious.
Wit Incorporated have brought the first English language production of Taiwanese playwright Stan Lai’s 1998 pla…
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‘Paris Memories’ // Vendetta Films
‘Paris Memories’ was emotive.
This film is a document of a survivor’s existence beyond the France Shootings of 2015. It is much more than jus…
‘Vietgone’ // Queensland Theatre
‘Vietgone’ was brave.
'Vietgone' was as brave as it was witty and caricature, and should be seen with urgency, as it is intended.
‘Halcyon’ // Australasian Dance Collective
‘Halcyon’ was thrilling.
Breathing new life into the golden-age Hollywood revisitation we’ve been experiencing across media over the past few…
‘The Royal Hotel’ // Transmission Films and Screen Queensland
‘The Royal Hotel’ was frustrating.
Overall, the film is a gripping portrayal of danger, and an unnerving reminder that sometimes fear of danger…
‘In The Club’ // Bullet Heart Club and Theatre Works
‘In The Club’ was poetic.
Bullet Heart Club and Theatre Works mostly hit the mark in this Naarm (Melbourne) premiere of decorated playwright Pa…
‘A Savage Christmas’ // Bonsai Films
‘A Savage Christmas’ was significant.
In true Aussie style, ‘A Savage Christmas’ delivers memorable comedic one-liners and assembles a cast…
‘Christmess’ // Bonsai Films
‘Christmess’ was self-aware.
What do a drug addict and an actor have in common? Sounds like the start of a joke, but it's the premise of the ne…
‘Every Brilliant Thing’ // Metro Arts and THAT Production Company
‘Every Brilliant Thing’ was poignant. ‘Every Brilliant Thing’ was a poignant and compelling piece of interactive theatre staged at Metro Arts in the New Benner…
‘Hide the Dog’ // Brisbane Festival and QPAC
‘Hide the Dog’ was action-packed.
Every parent knows the challenge of keeping kids engaged in theatre for anything less than awesome and so i…