A great choice by PIP Theatre: excellent direction and staging, and strong leading performances by Rijen Laine and Tegan Braithwaite. But I’d prefer to have seen this as a much shorter production.
Read MoreThe Sound of Music, staring Gabriella Flowers, was a memorable production that demonstrates the importance of quality community theatre.
Read MoreCongratulations to Xanthe Jones who created a Tempest that featured some glorious costumes, and was a light-hearted romp that was suitable for a family early-evening show.
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 MoreThe Bed Party is a show that will resonate with anyone who has experienced the 30-something challenges of dating, friendship, and growing up.
Read MoreI’d love to see a future iteration that might have a greater emphasis on Daniel Riley’s choreography, and perhaps a slight reduction in the spoken text. We have much to continue to learn.
Read MoreKathryn Hall’s Sheltered is a charming, clever, cheeky, and compelling show.
Read MoreA challenging work, with strong performances by five talented local actors.
Read MoreA compelling physical theatre work, Break speaks directly to anyone who has aimed high and fallen.
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