‘Still Dry White’ // Nick Schuller
‘Still Dry White’ was deadpan.
Schuller’s deadpan ability to mock the world around him is something special, don’t give this one a miss.
Category: Independent Reviews
‘I Love Money’ // Melbourne International Comedy Festival & Jett Bond
‘I Love Money’ was eccentric. Introducing Jett… Jett Bond. The absurdly eccentric and funny clown with a love for all things money. Performing at The…
‘Hot White Kiss’ // James WF Roberts
‘Hot White Kiss’ was provocative. There is controversial and there is James Roberts’ Hot White Kiss. Condensed from a longer work originally produced for Cracked…
‘As You Like It’ // Ozact
‘As You Like It’ was lively.
It's become a cliché to say that Shakespeare should be performed and not read, but this is true more for 'As You …
‘The 39 Steps’ // Hearth Theatre
‘The 39 Steps’ was addictive. Stepping into The Chapel at Chapel Off Chapel on a hot 37-degree evening in March, the crowd is alive, sipping…
‘Banging Denmark’ // PIP Theatre
‘Banging Denmark’ was bawdy in its hilarious indecency and exploration of what it means to be a man versus a woman amid today’s constantly evolv…
‘The Wolves’ // Ad Astra
‘The Wolves’ was vicious.
It’s the most dramatic thing ever - being a teenager. This is the underlying theme that Sarah DeLappe’s Pulitze…
‘The Duchess of Malfi’ // Arrant Knaves Theatre Company
'The Duchess of Malfi' was tense.
This adaptation of ‘The Duchess of Malfi’ makes the four-hundred-year-old concerns of the revenge tragedy acc…
‘Pygmalion’ // Minola Theatre
‘Pygmalion’ was expressive.
In a world that has such a class divide, it is refreshing to see Minola Theatre step out and give a diverse look in…
‘Art of Courage’ // Art of Courage Ukraine and Brisbane Immersive
‘Art of Courage’ is an emotional glimpse into the impacts of war and oppression at the smaller, more everyday scale. The immersive aspect was a de…