The Drowsy Chaperone, Hayes Theatre
The Drowsy Chaperone, a loving parody of 1920s musicals and a thank you to musical theatre for making life a
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WAAPA: Hair causes Hallucinations
Hair is an ensemble piece that recounts and shares the thoughts, lives and angst of hippies disillusioned with the American
Read MoreReview: The Winter’s Tale, Bell Shakespeare
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
Read MoreMockingbird: The Judas Kiss
Mockingbird Theatre continue to give us memorable text-on-stage productions of the plays that we wish we’d seen the original productions
Read MoreThe Mountain Top: Queensland Theatre Company
Queensland Theatre Company’s latest offering The Mountain Top, sits perfectly in QTC’s 2014 canon of works which Artistic Director Wesley
Read MoreGood-bye Miss Monroe: Metro Arts
The phrase ‘world premiere’ often instils a fear of an impending mediocrity. However the recent world premiere of Good-bye Miss Monroe, written and
Read MoreThe Long Pigs
Coulrophobia: fear of clowns. If you’ve never been scared of clowns and their silly red noses, you will be by
Read MoreAdelaide Fringe: Alexis Dubus – Cars and Girls
After just a few moments in the tiny fringe venue it’s pretty clear that this show is in Rhyming verse.
Read MoreEmpire returns to Melbourne
ANOTHER circus show in a Speigeltent… Surely we’ve seen it all? Hell, no! Empire captures everything that makes the intimacy of these
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