Category: Independent Reviews

‘Anatomy of a Suicide’ was moving.  There was electric energy on opening night at the Brisbane premiere of ‘Anatomy of a Suicide’. Complete with speeches,…

‘In The Dark’ was atmospheric.  In the eerie underground venue of Spring Hill Reservoir, the audience was plunged into total darkness, the performers took their…

‘The Great Grandiosa’ was mystical.  Beverages were consumed, palms were read, fortunes told and laughs provided in Act React’s newest concoction of madness, ‘The Great…

‘Cluedo! The New Suspects’ was enthralling.  Was it Scarlett, in the library, with the lead pipe? Or perhaps Peacock, in the dining room, with the…

‘The Importance of Being Wasted’ was raucous.  Every production gets a little funnier after a drink or two. Inviting your audience to a pub is…

‘Mental Illness is Not a Crime’ was immersive.  If the past year has taught us anything, it is that being adaptive is crucial. The arts…

‘Sex, Lies and Betrayal – Memoirs of a Hollywood Star’ was captivating.  The glossy world of Hollywood and the scandals behind the scenes is told…

‘Once on This Island’ was euphoric.  “We acknowledge the Jagera and Turrbal people who are the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we work,…

‘Awakening’ was haunting.  Performing a fiercely contemporary adaptation of a classic text, Good Time Theatrics bring urgency and gravity to their most recent production, ‘Awakening’.   …

‘The Pirates of Penzance’ was rollicking.  Reviving their 2020 swashbuckling sensation, Lynch & Paterson have once again commandeered an astounding cast and crew to set…