‘Sea Wall’ was stormy. THAT Production Company’s latest play is Simon Stephens’ monologue ‘Sea Wall’. Presented at Metro Arts New Benner Theatre,…
This July, Toowoomba Choral Society (TCS) Youth Choir is bringing to life The Hunchback of Notre Dame: A New Musical, in what…
‘First Dates: The Musical’ was diverting. The Reload Espresso Bar, in the middle of Salisbury, is not the first place one would…
‘Infinite Skies’ was imaginative. Comedy troupe, Big Fork Theatre, have taken their improvisation skills to another dimension with their latest skit, ‘Infinite…
‘Frankenstein and I’ was spellbinding. The Norman Price Theatre was bathed in purple light as audiences made their way to their seats.…
Tinsel, balloons, silver thigh-high boots and golden boobs all featured at PASTEL Magazine’s fifth issue Pasplanetary Launch last Thursday night. The event,…
‘Orphans’ was disconcerting. For a quiet Sunday in Brisbane, it was pleasing to see the Arts Theatre almost full for the opening…
‘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…