Speed: The Movie, The Play is the perfect fringe and comedy festival show. It’s funny, fast-paced, immersive, and a must-see event. With all of the madness going on in the world, this is exactly the silliness and sheer joy that everyone needs. Answer the opening ‘are you ready to ride the bus?’ call, and get to see this show.
Read MoreThere is much to enjoy in the latest QTC production, but I came away feeling slightly disappointed—probably because I wanted to love Torch The Place more than I did. Benjamin Law is a talented and prolific Queensland writer, and recent QTC productions of Calamity Jane, A Few Good Men, and The Great Gatsby have set a high bar.
Read MoreJaws: For Kids! is highly recommended as a really entertaining show for adults and kids. You will come away with a raft of ‘fun facts’(ting) about the importance of sharks, a respect for talented kid’s entertainers, and a smile on your face. Here’s hoping that the Act React team bring the excellent Jaws: For Kids! to wider audiences soon, as they have another hit on their hands.
Read MoreIf you ever get the chance to see the Flabbergasters comedy magic cabaret show I am certain you will enjoy this fun event with your family, kids, friends, or just on your own. Another must see Act React show!
Read MoreKathryn Hall’s Sheltered is a charming, clever, cheeky, and compelling show.
Read More‘Did what it said on the can’: a fun, and occasionally wacky, one-hour sketch show.
Read MoreHigh energy musical theatre with a very naughty twist. Ideal for Christmas celebrations, but don’t leave your Christmas shopping too late, as tickets may just be sold out.
Read MoreA wacky showcase of Calum Johnston’s skills, Moon With a View is a whimsical, high-energy clowning theatrical event that won’t be everyone’s beverage of choice.
Read MoreImprov comedy is a good way to spend part of a mid-week evening. I’d probably give Queen & Friend another go, particularly if part of a slightly bigger improv program.
Read MoreThe Savoyards production of The Drowsy Chaperone deserves to sell-out. Well-cast, with a stellar performance by Brad Ashwood and brought to the Star Theatre by a strong creative team.
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