Bunker is a powerful interdisciplinary work; a clever interweaving of dance with fantastic audio, stage design, lighting, and video projections.
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The freshly minted Fringe Brisbane is the perfect opportunity for artists to test the waters with new concepts and shows. Happy Hour is a new one-hour run through a cocktail menu, reinterpreted by a talented cabaret circus collective.
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The hard-working 4MBS team gathered a talented crew of cast and creatives for their ‘R&J.’ I particularly enjoyed seeing a vivacious and quite modern Juliet, a Nurse that is no mere caricature, and a suitably impetuous and passionate Romeo.
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A strong directorial debut, and enjoyable romantic comedy.
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Well-cast, with a great score. I can’t wait to see where Observatory Theatre will take audiences in their next season.
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An enjoyable and good-value Savoyards show. ‘Take a Chance’ on the Savoyards’ Mamma Mia!, which has great set pieces, a number of humorous moments, and enjoyable ‘Dancing Queen’ moves.
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If you are looking for 60 minutes of time away from the day-to-day, and from the spoken word, I recommend Manifesto as an energising, visceral and joyous way in which to unplug and refocus.
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Holding Achilles is a suitably ambitious telling of a truly epic tale. Visually stunning, with fabulous puppetry and fantastic insights from a questioning re-gendering of mythic heroes, Holding Achilles is definitely worth the price of admission.
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Strut & Fret shows can be relied on for a high-paced, risqué mix of alcohol-themed circus, burlesque, song, and dance which makes for an entertaining evening out with friends. Powerful, controlled, passionate, intense, creative, and just breath-taking, Spencer and Caitlin’s quite amazing ‘Love Hangover’ duohoop is worth the price of admission.
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Betwixt is an enthralling blend of street dance, contemporary dance, and the spoken word…all set to a fantastic soundtrack, with great lighting and costumes. Unmissable.
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