‘Call Girls’ // Brisbane Fringe
'Call Girls' was buzzing.
If you’ve ever worked in a call centre or answered phones for a living, you’ll feel right at home with this new prod…
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‘The Producers’ // Queensland Musical Theatre
‘The Producers’ was audacious.
Queensland Musical Theatre's latest production was a thoroughly enjoyable show. The calibre, boldness and visibl…
‘Jane Eyre’ // shake & stir theatre co and HOTA
‘Jane Eyre’ was spine-chilling.
Australian-based theatre company shake & stir has presented a spine-chilling rendition of Charlotte Bronte’s …
‘Never Said Motel’ // Tamzen Hayes and Melbourne Fringe
‘Never Said Motel’ was cathartic.
Although she is not speaking to the people who inspired each monologue directly, her emotionally rich perform…
‘Slow Burn’ // Your Man Alex Smith and Fringe Brisbane
'Slow Burn' was complicated.
Presented by Your Man Alex Smith, in partnership with Fringe Brisbane, ‘Slow Burn’ eloquently depicted how abusiv…
‘Shadows of Love: A Triptych’ // The Curators
'Shadows of Love: A Triptych' was dangerous.
Inviting us into the lives of dangerous and unpredictable women, ‘Shadows of Love: A Triptych’ no…
‘Why Young Men Run At 2am’ // Ad Astra
'Why Young Men Run at 2am' was quaint.
Ad Astra's latest production feels like it could have been plucked right out of a real-life scene in a local…
‘All’s Nell That Ends Nell’ // More Than Magic and HOTA
'All's Nell That Ends Nell' was tantalising.
Nell Campbell’s one-woman show provides longtime and recent fans alike an insight into the behind-th…
‘Prehysterical’ // Head First Acrobats and Melbourne Fringe
'Prehysterical' was high-flying.
As part of Melbourne Fringe, Head First Acrobats' latest show is fit for the young, old, and Neanderthal in all o…
‘Beethoven and Dvorak’ // Queensland Symphony Ensemble
'Beethoven and Dvorak' was melodic.
Queensland Symphony Orchestra always excels. In 'Beethoven and Dvorak', the immense talent of the orchestra wa…