If I Drown I Can Swim
It is often hard to recognise when someone is speaking from the heart, particularly when bringing to the surface social
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Author: Courtney J. Pascoe
Picasso’s Goldfinch – Powerfully Captivating
“They ought to put out the eyes of painters as they do goldfinches in order that they can sing better”
Read MoreEve – Atmospheric and chaotic
Who was Eve Langley, a writer born before her time? What was she like? Co-devised by Margi Brown Ash, Leah
Read MoreTinkertown
Following up from winning the Writers’ Fellowship award for Sleepyhead, Perth playwright Nathaniel Moncrieff and co-director Sam Farringdon breathe life
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Whether or not the balance between dark humour and an unsettling atmosphere has been perfected in Tom Wright’s modern take
Read MoreIt’s Dark Outside – Poignant and profound
To explore a delicate subject in such a poignant, profound and respectful way truly makes a work of art. Tm
Read MoreHello my name is
When you wake up in the morning singing the first tune from the performance you saw the night before, you
Read MoreI (Honestly) Love You
When actors have so much life that their presence fills such a small, intimate performing space and the audience is
Read MoreJohn Gavin intrigues, astounds and leaves you dizzy
In what can be described as nothing less than eye-opening theatre, Nick Candy’s John Gavin spirals through controlled chaos in
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