Magic Glenn had the kids in the room dancing about and trying to 'keep those bubbles alive,' with lots of applause from the adults, who enjoyed the various combinations of bubbles with smoke and even fire.
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Murder At The Bowlo makes for an enjoyable evening; an immersive piece of light-hearted escapist entertainment that can be enjoyed by all members of the family and is a great choice for a group of friends or colleagues. Or just buy a ticket for yourself and enjoy the fun.
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There 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…
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Minola 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.
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The preview audience was treated to an enthusiastic performance, and I am sure that StarKids fans will be flocking to this show
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Glitter Martini’s Absolute Trash is creative, saucy, funny, skilful, and occasionally spellbinding. And a great opportunity to see Trent Charles’s Natrasha Binit…
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Isaac Ruthenberg has a great voice, strong stage presence, and flamboyant dance moves—and Ella Dickson relishes every opportunity to find the fun in the characters of Rosie and the scatty Whisper C.
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In 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.
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The 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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Scandalton is the perfect choice for a fun, and slightly saucy, pre-Christmas night out with a group of friends or colleagues. Just warn lovers of Jane Austen that this is period drama, but not quite as they know it.
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