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.
Read MoreBattling the unyielding, vast, icy Antarctic landscape is a moving metaphor for experiences of ageing. Do Not Go Gentle challenges audiences to consider the importance of dignity and self-determination for those who are battling dementia and the indignities of old age.
Read MoreThe QTC Pride & Prejudice is a visual feast and a story for our time. A strong cast and an exceptionally impressive creative team together bring the words and thoughts of 19th century couples into the present day.
Read MoreThe QTC production of The Sapphires is a funny and occasionally uplifting drama, that features four excellent singers and a strong band. ‘Get on Up!’ if you can.
Read MoreThe Great Gatsby is a high-energy show that deserves to sell-out: fantastic direction of a great cast, in a beautifully staged and thought-provoking adaptation.
Read MoreFabulous direction, great casting, and an excellent team of creatives that makes for the must see show of the year—or possibly the Queensland Theatre Company production of the decade. A Few Good Men gets a 6-star, 10 out of 10 rating from me.
Read MoreMalacañang Made Us is a great choice for the Queensland Theatre Company program, and is certain to be on many top three lists from the 2025 Melt Festival: great writing, clever design, and a strong cast. Go and see it if you can.
Read MoreIf you are not at all familiar with Round the Twist, just go along for the magical ride--particularly if you are looking for a pantomime alternative for children age 7-11 .
Read MoreI expected more. Some thought-provoking ideas behind this 90 minute show, with some good cameo performances and a slick set. But not for me, and I am struggling to think of who I could recommend this one to.
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