The Choir of Man is a joyful, upbeat, musical celebration of mateship, community, friendship and pubs. Impressive harmonies, fabulous tap dancing, live music, and excellent audience engagement all make for a fun night out. Go with your mates or—in the best tradition of British pubs—just turn up on your own and leave having made a few new friends.
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 MoreLauren Watson has selected an excellent cast of artist performers for 6 Degrees, creating a work that is at times powerful, moving, and inspiring.
Read MoreComing out of Bad Nature, I described it to my waiting friends as an otherworldly, thought-provoking, dystopian meeting of The Matrix with elements of The Terminator and other sci-fi favourites…
Read MoreDance Nation is not a play I’d rush back to see, but THAT Production Company has assembled a strong local cast, under the direction of the talented Timothy Wynn, and the production features some excellent young dancers.
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 MoreSomnium is the perfect title for choreographer Kelsey Dell’s compelling new work, that is ‘inspired by states of dreaming and the imaginings of our unconscious minds.’
Read MoreA great use of the GCI space for a thought-provoking view on the tropes of office life. Wind of Wall Street showcases original compositions, and local early-career performers, in an excellent new dance work.
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