Review: SUNSHINE SUPER GIRL at Brisbane Festival
Brisbane Festival's Sunshine Super Girl was a grand slam night of storytelling.
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Review: TIDDAS at La Boite
What did our critic think ofThere is certainly enjoyment to be had while watching Tiddas and a sense of empowerment from it's characters, however, it is another example of a play that needed dramaturgical support in it's adaption from a book to a play; especially a book that some critics have deemed
Review: FOURTEEN by shake & stir
shake and stir has done it again! Their brand new work Fourteen, adapted from Shannon Molloy's memoir of the same name, is the perfect night at the theatre
Interview: Helen Cassidy and Karen Crone on FOURTEEN by shake & stir
shake & stir, one of Australia's leading contemporary theatre companies is debuting their new work Fourteen, an adaptation of award-winning journalist Shannon Molloy's memoir about growing up gay in central Queensland at Brisbane Festival this year.
Review: CHARLIE'S AUNT at Growl Theatre
Growl Theatre’s production of Brandon Thomas’ Charley’s Aunt was a rollicking Victorian romantic farce.
Review: AN IDEAL HUSBAND at La Boite
An Ideal Husband creates a commentary on the state of politics today whilst still being raucously funny and delightfully Wilde.
Review: THE SUNSHINE CLUB at Queensland Theatre
Queensland Theatre's The Sunshine Club radiates love, the beauty of hope and the power of community whilst not shying away from the inequality and continuous harsh and oppressive reality of racial segregation, violence, and the loss of culture that Indigenous Australians still face today.
BWW Review: 9 TO 5 at QPAC
If you're a big Dolly fan, go for the music and to see her face pop up from time to time.
BWW Review: COOKED by Digi Youth Arts and The Good Room
Cooked was a tapestry of stories of resilience, empowerment and mourning.
BWW Review: THE TWITS by Shake & Stir
shake & stirs' The Twits is sure to nourish all of the senses.
Interview | Grace Valerie-Lynette on her new podcast Twinemies
Next up on my local artist interview segment is the amazing Grace Valerie-Lynette, the writer and producer of new comedy podcast that's climbing up the charts, Twinemies.
BWW Review: FACE TO FACE by Playlab Theatre
Face to Face is a powerful and nuanced look at the current place of First Nations people in our world today.
BWW Review: THE GAMES PEOPLE PLAY at Ipswich Little Theatre
Ipswich Little Theatre's The Games People Play: A Season of One Act Plays is a night of laughter, wit and lots of murder.
Review | SEVEN METHODS OF KILLING KYLIE JENNER at La Boite
Seven Methods of Killing Kyle Jenner is a thought-provoking analysis of how oppressive appropriation can be of race, gender and sexuality.
Review | SISTERS ARE DOING IT FOR THEMSELVES by The Little Red Company
A slice of nostalgia that brings the heat, Sisters Are Doing it For Themselves relieves the joy and heat of the Sister Act soundtracks whilst nourishing the soul
BWW Review: THE WIDER EARTH at Princess Theatre
Dead Puppet Society's The Wider Earth breathes a new life into the life of arguable the most famous naturalist of our time.
BWW Interview: Elodie Boal and Chris Batkin from Redcliffe Musical Theatre's INTO THE WOODS
Into the Woods is running from the 17th Feb - 5th March at Theatre 102, Redcliffe.
BWW Review: AN AMERICAN IN PARIS at QPAC
An American in Paris does what it expects to do, it takes you away into a world of technicolour and jazz and then returns you feeling a bit better than before.
BWW Review: CIRCUS IN A TEACUP by Vulcana Circus
Last night I went to the opening night of Vulcana Circus's Circus in a Teacup, a show which came about as a result of a collaboration between Vulcana Circus, Brisbane Domestic Violence Service and Micah Projects.
BWW Review: CHRISTMAS ACTUALLY by The Little Red Company
The Little Red Company's production of Christmas Actually is a joyous, toe-tapping evening of theatre that provides us with the wholesome, festive content that we need.
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