Category: Independent Reviews

‘Peter and the Starcatcher’ was whimsical. Peter and the Starcatcher is a recent addition, to the world of classic fairytales, first premiering i…

‘First Love is the Revolution’ was foxy. Mixed in among the moments of humorous animal portrayals and awkward puppy love (cub love?), there are a …

‘No Show’ was impulsive. Comedy can be a fickle business. Some nights you can have the audience in fits of hysterics, while others you can practi…

‘I hope this means something’ was isolating. ‘I hope this means something’ could be said by any creative about any of their work, and this wo…

'Jennie' is a play about famed English/Australian suffragette and women and children’s rights campaigner. Jennie Baines highlights the struggles of …

'Jennie' is a play about famed English/Australian suffragette and women and children’s rights campaigner. Jennie Baines highlights the struggles of …

‘Reclaim the Crone’ was explorative. ‘Reclaim the Crone’ by Gabriella Leah New seeks to reclaim the Wise old Woman archetype within the patri…

There’s nothing better than to finish these winter school holidays off with watching an all star cast of contortionists, acrobats and dancing extrao…

Edward Albee’s ‘Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf’ uses heavy naturalism, a theatre movement that intends to replicate real life. Whilst it was c…

‘Famished Future Feeders’ was bold in its delivery but ultimately left audiences hungry for more depth. With flashes of humour, a glimpse into an …