Category: Independent Reviews

‘The Creatures of Prometheus’ was ornate. Lucas D. Lynch is a self-proclaimed “cult follower” of Ludwig Van Beethoven, which explains why he decided to produce…

‘Absolute Trash’ was trash-tastic. A dark alleyway strung with fairy lights led audience members to a car park-turned-stage as one of the many venues of…

‘The Road to Huntsville’ was enthralling. Wynnum Fringe Festival brought the goods with ‘The Road to Huntsville’ – a one-woman show. Playwright Stephanie Ridings has…

‘The Cocoon’ was spiritual. Something very special and magical happened at the Wynnum Library as part of the Wynnum Fringe Festival this year. An ethereal…

‘Portraits: A Haunted Mansion’ was intense. Gathered in a room at the Waterloo Bay Leisure Centre Little Theatre in Wynnum, audiences were greeted to a…

‘Death and the Maiden’ was intense. Ad Astra’s final show for 2021 is Ariel Dorfman’s play, ‘Death and the Maiden’. Staged in their small theatre,…

‘PUFFS’ was spellbinding. Nestled in Petrie Terrace’s Brisbane Arts Theatre, something magical has been bubbling and brewing, and on Saturday night, ‘PUFFS’ opened to greet…

‘Sometimes It’s Hot Like The Sun’ was kaleidoscopic. It’s the apocalypse, but not as you know it, in this psychedelic, digressive, and unpredictable new Australian…

‘My Funny Valentine’ was exciting. Josh Daveta and The Sequins’ latest concert, ‘My Funny Valentine’, was presented at Metro Arts’ New Benner Theatre. The lovely…

‘SÉANCE’ was bone-chilling. ‘SÉANCE’ is a fully-immersive, sensory deprivation experience employing an incredibly designed soundscape to transport your imagination to its darkest corners. It’s the…