Whats The Show – Show Reviews of all kinds from around the nation.
The Addams Family Serves Heart for Dinner
The Christmas Spectacular
Skating In The Clouds
The Twelve Days of Christmas: Irish Theatre Players
Comedy On The Rocks – Theatre, Drinks, and Laughs!
About The Production – Angus Camerons Australian Open
Meet The Performer – Ellen Hardisty
The Glass Menagerie: Heartfelt and Poignant
The Ninth Tone
Esther Hicks: So….What’s it like in the Vortex?
Villanova Players Present: My Fair Lady
Vegas In Concert: The Anthems Of Childhood.
The Glass Menagerie: Heartfelt and Poignant
Vegas In Concert: The Anthems Of Childhood.
Mother and Son – A Heartfelt and Hilarious Look at Aging and Family
St Judes Players Presents: A Hard God
Falling into Place: British Film Festival
Little Theatre Presents: The 39 Steps
Hangmen
Film Review: Weekend In Taipei
Commandante: Nice Cinematography
The Milky Way Film Review
Diane Warren Relentless: Eccentric Honest and Real
All About the Levkoviches Film Review
About The Production – Angus Camerons Australian Open
Meet The Performer – Ellen Hardisty
Esther Hicks: So….What’s it like in the Vortex?
Villanova Players Present: My Fair Lady
Scandalous Cabaret
Delicious Aerialicious
Failure: A Love Story by the Villanova Players
Blur: Live At Wembley Stadium – Timeless
Food, Wine and Good Times
Abadon Productions Dance of the Dead: Untameable Energy
Falling into Place: British Film Festival
Film Review: Weekend In Taipei
Falling into Place: British Film Festival
Film Review: Weekend In Taipei
Commandante: Nice Cinematography
The Milky Way Film Review
Diane Warren Relentless: Eccentric Honest and Real
All About the Levkoviches Film Review
Fuhrer and Seducer Film Review
Welcome to Yiddishland: Reviving A Dying Language
Kid Sister Film Review
There’s Still Tomorrow Film Review
Maria Montessori Film Review
The Beautiful Summer
Almost, Maine: Javeenbah Theatre
The 39 Steps – Tugun Theatre
Film Review: Weekend In Taipei
Lord Of The Flies: Presented by the Gold Coast Little Theatre
Javeenbah Theatre Presents: Kimberly Akimbo
French Film Festival – The Book Of Solutions
French Film Festival: The Edge Of The Blade
Jack Warner – The Last Mogul
Depending on your location, the 2023 Jewish International Film Festival (JFF) is fast approaching, from 23rd October to 29th November. This year’s JFF will celebrate the 100th anniversary of Warner Bros by showcasing the documentary Jack L. Warner: The Last Mogul. The Last Mogul tells the story of the reigning figure, Jack L. Warner. Emerging from modest beginnings, he and his brothers embarked on a journey that led to the creation of Warner Bros Studios. Remarkably, for over half a century, Jack Warner held the crown of this cinematic empire, leaving a mark on the history of motion pictures. This…
I’ll Be Frank – Memories of Opa
The JFF is upon us for 2023, and depending on where you are located in Australia, it will run sometime in the date range of 23 Oct to 29 Nov, so be sure to check dates for your local area. With many varieties of film genres available, let’s delve into Aaron Lucus’ short documentary film I’ll Be Frank which is a respectful nod to his grandfather, Frank. The film opens with the information that former German citizens between 1933 and 1945 and their descendants who were deprived of their citizenship shall have their citizenship restored upon application. Thus begins an…
First Things First
Deep In The Hundred Acre Wood
Karma Kafe: A Big Hearted Show
Into The Woods: Presented by UON Musos
Saucy Jack and The Space Vixens
Bonnie & Clyde: The Musical
Annie: Presented by Chookas Entertainment
Romanoff and Juliet Presented by Reamus Theatre
The Marvelous Wonderettes – Soundtracks and Schadenfreude
Conmen At Work – Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels is a fun and witty musical. Put on by the Metropolitan Players at the SPCC Theatre. The show is set on the French Riviera, where Lawrence Jameson is a successful working conman. When a young rival, Freddy Benson, invades his territory. Lawrence whimsically takes Freddy under his wing to teach him the tricks of the trade. The arrival of a well-endowed American heiress starts a battle to see who can con her first. Khalil Khay, who plays Laurence did an amazing job carrying the show through the twist and turns of the cons. However, the character that…
All My Sons
Maitland Repertory Theatre’s production of Arthur Miller’s All My Sons dives deep into its dark themes, leaving the audience feeling for every flawed and human character. What starts as a leisurely look at a suburban family accelerates into a philosophical examination of duty, trauma and grief, and we are invited into the family backyard to watch in awe as the play’s events transpire before us. It is a personal love of mine when actors perform pre-show or during intermission. As you walk into the playhouse for MRT’s production of All My Sons, all the characters are already on the stage.…
Lord of the Flies Rules Maitland
You want gore? You got it. You want action packed fight scenes? You got it. You want monologues that will move you to tears? Right here. Reamus Theatre’s Lord of the Flies is a gripping rendition of William Golding’s classic tale. Set on a deserted island during the 1950s, a group of school children find themselves stranded after their plane goes down during an evacuation attempt. It is a cautionary tale of what mankind can become if modern democracy, rationality, and compassion are abandoned. It was clear that a lot of consideration went into the staging of this production. There was a need to create at least six different locations…