The Whitfield Studio team has a success on their hands. This is a show that delivers on its promises… and just a little more. Expect surreal moments, some dark humour, entrails… and a final twist that will give you plenty to talk about over a post-show beverage.
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 MoreZen Zen Zo’s dance /physical theatre form may not be for everyone, but Blushing is a timely and provocative work that gives us all food for thought.
Read MoreCome From Away is a a superb addition to the Savoyards’ portfolio: a one-act musical that reminds us that in the very darkest of times people can come together and show the best of humanity.
Read MoreJaws: For Kids! is highly recommended as a really entertaining show for adults and kids. You will come away with a raft of ‘fun facts’(ting) about the importance of sharks, a respect for talented kid’s entertainers, and a smile on your face. Here’s hoping that the Act React team bring the excellent Jaws: For Kids! to wider audiences soon, as they have another hit on their hands.
Read MoreThere will be many of us who will identify with this one, having only ever ‘rehearsed’ in the garage and never made it to the stadium stages… ‘If only’ we had turned left then we would have made it to the big time…
Read MoreMinola Theatre has attracted a strong cast for this PIP Theatre production—a funny and heartening tale that comes with warnings of themes of depression and suicide.
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 MoreThe Queensland premiere of Angus Cameron’s witty Australian Open is perfectly timed to coincide with ‘that’ Melbourne January tennis tournament. If you can drag yourself away from watching televised sport, Australian Open is a great choice for an evening out with friends.
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