We’re All Gonna Die! certainly has some funny moments, fabulous puppetry and set, a very hard-working cast, a great soundtrack, and a strong climate change message. But I came away feeling that this is a show that needs a little more—or, perhaps, less.
Read MoreThere is much to enjoy in this 2025 Superstar rock concert production: the lead vocals are all strong, it’s great to hear this score played by talented musicians, and the staging is a visual delight. But Jesus Christ Superstar can be so much more than just a rock concert.
Read MoreIt would be fascinating to see how Lighting the Dark is further developed—perhaps with dramaturgical support to create more a sense of the on-stage/off-stage stories—and I would be interested to see the piece staged in smaller venues.
Read MoreI strongly recommend Jack Sharpe and The Curse of The Forbidden Fruit, as this is a clever, funny, professional, beautifully-observed, and very well-researched show.
Read MoreKathryn Hall’s Sheltered is a charming, clever, cheeky, and compelling show.
Read MoreEternity is a compelling production that demonstrates the talents of world-class performers, where the skills of a visionary creative team evoke feelings of joy, awe, and delight. THE must-see show of Brisbane Festival 2023.
Read MoreA compelling physical theatre work, Break speaks directly to anyone who has aimed high and fallen.
Read MoreAn interview with Anywhere Festivals’ Founder and Director, ahead of the 2023 festival opening: “Anywhere Festival is all about discovering shows, places and people you wouldn't expect, where you wouldn't expect…”
Read MoreVariety is a tried and tested format—at its finest when hosted by talented MC’s, who program an eclectic collection of invited artists and keep the evening on track. Sophie Banister and Thien Pham, Brisbaret co-creators and MC’s, have a success on their hands.
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Expectations were high for this latest Woodward Productions show: an experienced production team, presenting a new Sherlock Holmes play at QPAC, with a cast led by the talented Eugene Gilfedder, and promises of a ‘fast-paced dramatic thriller’…
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