Posts tagged Creative Futures Photography
Review: Small Mouth Sounds

I will always look out for shows by Boyle, Sibthorpe, and/or QTC. However, although Small Mouth Sounds is an impressive development of their individual and collective practice, I am only recommending this show to friends who are real fans of absurdist theatre, or who are intrigued to experience a production that so cleverly inverts and challenges more conventional theatrical events.

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Review: The Cubby, Brisbane Circus Centre

After the first ten minutes or so, one of the Grade 2 students sitting behind me was heard to say, ‘I love this show;’ clearly a young reviewer who will go far!  I am sure The Cubby will continue to inspire everyone who sees it: to seek out opportunities to take a few Flipside Circus lessons, or find other ways in which to experience the joy of being playful, active, and creative.

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Review: Essgee's Pirates of Penzance

If you are not familiar with Essgee's Pirates of Penzance I recommend the Savoyards production. It’s a funny, well-staged, beautifully choreographed, musically strong, and impressively directed performance by an enthusiastic musical theatre community group. Just be warned that you may not hear all the words.

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Review: Escape

Escape is a captivating, athletic and fast-paced blend of acrobatics, circus skills, and contemporary dance. If funds allow, I highly recommend getting to the QPAC Playhouse to see Escape, and to experience the dance.

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Review: Scenes With Girls

Playwright Miriam Battye’s Scenes with Girls is a challenging work. Messy, complicated, brash and uncertain might be suitable descriptions of the all-female flat share home that features in the show, but can equally be applied to the play itself—which means that I would like to have seen this team of cast and creatives apply themselves to a different play.

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Review: The Heartbreak Choir

The PIP Theatre team has done it again: a great choice of play, a strong cast, fabulous comic moments, excellent direction, and a memorable story. Don’t flick past this one, as The Heartbreak Choir is a charming, heartwarming, and funny play, showcasing talented local actors and creatives. There is so much to choose from during Brisbane Festival month, so make sure you don’t miss this gem.

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