Wow. The CIRCFest22 Casus Creations production of Knee Deep is raw, fresh, fluid, and often breath-taking. And absolutely unmissable,
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Little Shop of Horrors is a show that provides a chance to get away from your doom-scrolling. If you can set aside dentistry and domestic violence references, the Savoyards Little Shop of Horrors is a diverting 2 hours 15 minutes of harmony, song and escapism.
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It is fair to say that Die Hard is not my personal first choice as a festive film but, as the action takes place on Christmas Eve, it qualifies on many lists. Even if you are not a huge fan of the original film, drag yourself away from watching White Christmas (again) and get out to see some of Brisbane’s finest comedy performers. Die Hard: The Movie, The Play is an enjoyable way to start your festive celebrations, and to take some well-deserved time ‘off.’
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The 24 Hour Musical Project 2020 take 2 was fundraising fun, and a fabulous demonstration of creative and performing skill.
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Improv comedy is a good way to spend part of a mid-week evening. I’d probably give Queen & Friend another go, particularly if part of a slightly bigger improv program.
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The Savoyards production of The Drowsy Chaperone deserves to sell-out. Well-cast, with a stellar performance by Brad Ashwood and brought to the Star Theatre by a strong creative team.
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Summer Play Factor (SPF) is a playful acrobatic evocation of summer at the beach: witty, highly-skilled, closely-observed fun that is high on the acrobatic and balance ‘wow’ factor.
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Restless Dream was a special, one hour show about the Repatriation of Aboriginal Ancestral Remains—incorporating stunning film, William Barton’s didgeridoo, and the powerful truth-telling of Kamilaroi elder Uncle Bob Weatherall.
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Collision melds Casus Circus acrobatics with Mad Dance House’s hip-hop. Inspiring, funny, invigorating control, skill and sheer high-energy from six talented performers.
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Street Serenades is great way to bring the Brisbane Festival (and Queensland talent) to suburbs across Brisbane. And it is wonderful that it is all free. But the model still needs a little work…
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