Sam Ward has written a very clever script, where the performer speaks directly to the audience—punctuating each of the acts with ‘choices’ as to whether to continue to listen to the tale, or to just wait for the end of the allocated hour. I hope that Tenielle Plunkett can reprise this impressive show on other Australian stages.
Read MoreKingdom of the Lie is a very niche show. Congratulations to the team for having the courage to develop this challenging new work, and for testing it out with audiences at the PIP Theatre Toucan Club. It just didn’t work for me.
Read MoreThis impressive adaptation by Helen Strube, Deidre Grace and PIP Theatre re-places the action in 1980s Queensland. Grace is the absolute star of this show: epic monologues, impressive character shifts, incisive questioning, and incredible comic energy.
Read MoreThe preview audience was treated to an enthusiastic performance, and I am sure that StarKids fans will be flocking to this show
Read MoreIn a Moment is a clever, funny, and beautifully observed piece of writing that encourages us all to think about the moments of connection, love, and friendship across our lives.
Read MoreScandalton is the perfect choice for a fun, and slightly saucy, pre-Christmas night out with a group of friends or colleagues. Just warn lovers of Jane Austen that this is period drama, but not quite as they know it.
Read MoreIckoholics Anonymous is definitely one to see: a witty, well-observed, cabaret showcase of the writing, acting, singing, and comic talents of Lucy Lucia.
Read MoreThe PIP 2024 Toucan Club season includes a first week Vintage Belles show featuring swing and jazz classics—plus a classic twist to several contemporary songs, with a focus on music by strong women.
Read MoreAI May encourages audiences to reflect on all that is human: to love, laugh, sing, dream, tell stories, cherish memories, and grieve.
Read MoreJeanette Cronin gives what can only be described as a one-woman show masterclass, in an exceptional performance.
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