Sometimes a show isn’t quite what you expected—which can have both pros and cons. Shakespeare Dying on the Stage delivers on the promised fun and occasional chaos, but this is more of a funny improv duo performance than a staging of all 74 of the onstage Shakespearean deaths.
Read MoreThe Amazing Bubble Show is a simple, kid-friendly 45-minute event showcase of Glen’s skill at producing ever-increasing numbers and types of bubble. It’s always great to find something that sparks joy, wonder and delight for kids of all ages.
Read MoreCongratulations to the performers and creatives who have together crafted a new show as a showcase of the skill and passion of the Moreton Bay dance, acrobatic, pole and aerial students and of their teacher.
Read MorePunk Rock Potter is ostensibly focused on entertaining kids, but this is a show that has plenty to keep the accompanying ‘big people’ amused.
Read MoreSmile: The story of the life of Charlie Chaplin is timeless and charming story-telling that makes audiences laugh, smile, and more. It is unsurprising that Marcel Cole has created another festival gem that sells out very quickly.
Read MoreSecond Beat Productions and Big Fork Theatre are excellent partners and have created a memorable show that certainly deserves to be on high repeat.
Read MoreHow to Seduce Your Dragon is a sometimes silly, slightly smutty, and suitably entertaining piece of improvised comic theatre with music..
Read MoreThe QTC production of The Sapphires is a funny and occasionally uplifting drama, that features four excellent singers and a strong band. ‘Get on Up!’ if you can.
Read MoreGunderson’s play is a thought-provoking thriller that reassures audiences that human heart is sufficiently messy to be difficult to replace with mere tech. Go along to the VOX productions/PIP Theatre Australian premiere, and see what you think… I don’t think you’ll be disappointed.
Read MoreSpeed: The Movie, The Play is the perfect fringe and comedy festival show. It’s funny, fast-paced, immersive, and a must-see event. With all of the madness going on in the world, this is exactly the silliness and sheer joy that everyone needs. Answer the opening ‘are you ready to ride the bus?’ call, and get to see this show.
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