‘Slow Burn’ // Your Man Alex Smith and Fringe Brisbane
'Slow Burn' was complicated.
Presented by Your Man Alex Smith, in partnership with Fringe Brisbane, ‘Slow Burn’ eloquently depicted how abusiv…
Category: Independent Reviews
‘Shadows of Love: A Triptych’ // The Curators
'Shadows of Love: A Triptych' was dangerous.
Inviting us into the lives of dangerous and unpredictable women, ‘Shadows of Love: A Triptych’ no…
‘Why Young Men Run At 2am’ // Ad Astra
'Why Young Men Run at 2am' was quaint.
Ad Astra's latest production feels like it could have been plucked right out of a real-life scene in a local…
‘Prehysterical’ // Head First Acrobats and Melbourne Fringe
'Prehysterical' was high-flying.
As part of Melbourne Fringe, Head First Acrobats' latest show is fit for the young, old, and Neanderthal in all o…
‘Shakespeare Pick and (re)Mix!’ // Queensland Shakespeare Ensemble
'Shakespeare Pick and (re)Mix!' was chaotic.
Queensland Shakespeare Ensemble’s production of ‘Shakespeare Pick and (re)Mix!’ was nothing shor…
‘The Boys’ // PIP Theatre
'The Boys' was hard-hitting.
‘The Boys’ is a chilling tale of violence, toxic masculinity and family. The cast and crew of PIP Theatre's produ…
‘TattleTales’ // Ponydog Productions and Melbourne Fringe
'TattleTales' was entrancing.
The brainchild of Sydney-based Ponydog Productions, ‘TattleTales’ is an immersive storytelling experience where …
‘JSMR’ // Jess Stanley and Melbourne Fringe
'JSMR' was unpredictable.
Presented as part of Melbourne Fringe, Jessica Stanley’s ‘JSMR’ invites her audience to relax, unwind, and be mesme…
‘White Rabbit, Red Rabbit’ // The X Collective
‘White Rabbit, Red Rabbit’ was unpredictable. The X Collective has boldly taken on the highly mysterious ‘White Rabbit, Red Rabbit’ as their final production of…
‘Destiny Doomed’ // Observatory Theatre
‘Destiny Doomed’ was ethereal. In a mysterious corner of Musgrave Park, Observatory Theatre presents a bold reimagining of the Irish folk story ‘Deirdre of the…