Category: Independent Reviews

‘Club Extimacy’ was intimate. With a floor littered with empty cups and haphazard caution tape sectioning off visitors, audiences attending Black Box Collective’s ‘Club Extimacy’ knew…

‘Sea Wall’ was stormy. THAT Production Company’s latest play is Simon Stephens’ monologue ‘Sea Wall’. Presented at Metro Arts New Benner Theatre, audiences were invited…

‘Control’ was confronting. Reality TV is all kinds of messed up – from the ‘Love Island’ lifestyles to the ‘Big Brother’ games, every manipulation keeps…

‘King Lear Monster Show!’ was apocalyptic. Shakespeare’s classic ‘King Lear’ receives a radical revival by Michael Beh in The Curators’ Theatre’s latest production ‘King Lear…

‘Detox’ was nurturing. We have all heard the phrase, ‘you are what you eat’, but what happens when we don’t give our body what it…

‘Once Upon A Time In Sacramento ’ was alluring. Abadon Productions stepped into the mysterious, glamorous world of golden-age era show-business with their new work…

‘Slippery’ was unexpected. An unassuming industrial warehouse, VENTSpace is a pop-up bar, cool vibes and an audience of obscure and mismatched chairs. It provides a…

‘Planets, Pianos and Projections’ was intergalactic. What better way to spend a rainy Saturday afternoon than tucked away in the Sir Thomas Brisbane Planetarium witnessing…

‘Tainted’ was efflorescent. Entering the Paint Factory in Yeronga feels like entering somewhere you shouldn’t be allowed, and ‘Tainted’ tells the stories that we’ve been…