The Drowsy Chaperone, a loving parody of 1920s musicals and a thank you to musical theatre for making life a…
Hair is an ensemble piece that recounts and shares the thoughts, lives and angst of hippies disillusioned with the American…
The Winter’s Tale is a rarely-performed and uneven, but occasionally glittering, part of Shakespeare’s canon. Half-tragedy, half-comedy, it is a…
Mockingbird Theatre continue to give us memorable text-on-stage productions of the plays that we wish we'd seen the original productions…
Queensland Theatre Company’s latest offering The Mountain Top, sits perfectly in QTC’s 2014 canon of works which Artistic Director Wesley…
The phrase ‘world premiere’ often instils a fear of an impending mediocrity. However the recent world premiere of Good-bye Miss Monroe, written and…
Coulrophobia: fear of clowns. If you’ve never been scared of clowns and their silly red noses, you will be by…
After just a few moments in the tiny fringe venue it's pretty clear that this show is in Rhyming verse.…
ANOTHER circus show in a Speigeltent... Surely we've seen it all? Hell, no! Empire captures everything that makes the intimacy of these…
Rhys Nicholson's Eurgh is a comedy confessional full of laughs. In a black and white striped suit, complete with bow…