Whats The Show – Show Reviews of all kinds from around the nation.
Murder On The Nile: An Agatha Christie Whodunnit
Agatha Christie’s mysteries are a staple of the page, stage, and screen, but once we know ‘whodunnit,’ why do we watch them again? The great attraction of …
Piper: By Frenzy Theatre
Seeing the opening night performance of PIPER presented by Frenzy Theatre Co and Theatreworks has renewed my faith in live theatre as a place of exuberance…
Keep Moving Forward Along the Sweet Road
Come along for the ride into the Australian outback with Pymble Players’ Sweet Road. Literary award-winning playwright and scriptwriter Debra Oswald descri…
The Bridges of Madison County
Many in the audience will be familiar with the highly successful film, based on the book, starring Meryl Streep and Clint Eastwood, but here we are now sit…
Six The Musical
Step into the royal extravaganza as SIX the Musical arrives in Melbourne, igniting electrifying emotions with its daring and empowering reimagining of hist…
La Rondine (The Swallow)
The Victorian Opera’s production of “La Rondine” (“The Swallow”), written by Giacomo Puccini, was an incredible experience. This production featured the re…
Garrick Theatre: Steel Magnolias
The “Steel Magnolias” performance at the Garrick Theatre was a touching and emotional experience that highlighted the strength of female friendship, resili…
Show Review: Melbourne International Elvis Festival 2024
The 2024 Melbourne International Elvis Festival staged at the National Theatre in St Kilda offers a 3-hour-long time capsule, transporting Elvis fans back …
Home, I’m Darling: Pastel Paradise or Prison?
Laura Wade’s Olivier Award-winning comedy Home, I’m Darling is simply spiffy!
After finding herself newly free from a high powered job, Judy (Amelia Co…
The Questions
State Theatre Company SA proudly unveils the world premiere of the latest collaboration between playwright Van Badham and composer Richard Wise—a modern an…
Let Sleeping Dogs Lie
Adam Cooper’s directorial debut Sleeping Dogs tries to reckon with jealousy, power, perception, and memory, but never reaches the heights of genre classics…
Mrs Warren’s Profession
Mrs. Warren’s Profession was written by George Bernard Shaw in 1893 and remains as provocative and compelling. This latest revival at Castle Hill Pavilion …
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