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Jesus Christ Superstar - Therry Theatre
Review: Jesus Christ Superstar - Therry Theatre Therry Theatre has produced a joyous and excellent version of Jesus Christ Superstar receiving a standin...
Too Much Light Makes The Baby Go Blind
As soon as we walk in, the game begins. The Lost Theatre Co. cast members mill about the theatre and greet us, wearing black T-shirts...
Ensemble Q With Ed Le Brocq
There is a rare, intoxicating vulnerability when world-class chamber music is experienced in an intimate performance space, and tonight at the Sydney Opera...
A Twist Of Fate - Season 5
I’ve now seen three iterations of Scary Goats Theatre’s A Twist Of Fate series. The conceit – short Twilight Zone-esque plays, each built around a...
Rebel and Riot with A Kingdom of Fools
In the self-proclaimed ‘arse end of England’ there is a tavern in the village of Gotham (pronounced Go-tham, not Batman’s Gotham). Picture yourself in ye...
The Good Food and Wine Show
The Good Food and Wine show returned to the Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre (PCEC) for another fabulous year of tastings, cooking demos and a...
Monkey Baa wonders: "Where is the Green Sheep?"
Making brilliant live theatre for small children is tricky, but Monkey Baa make it look easy. A review of “Where is the Green Sheep?” at...
The Complete Works of Jane Austen (Abridged)
It was a fast forward and rewind enacted synopsis of Jane Austen’s plays from go to woe on the opening night. The audience was in...
The Best Griever That Church Had Ever Seen!
“The best griever that church had ever seen!” A review of "The Life and Death of Harry Bennett" at The Sky Theatre, Manly. Play Title:...
Breathe The Mountain Air
Breathe the Mountain Air A review of "Le Chemin" at The Sky Theatre, Manly. Play Title: “Le Chemin” Playwright: Liz Eastland Director: Kathleen Wal...
The Jungle And The Sea
It was a three hour journey and worth every minute of it. Written and directed by S. Shakthidharan and Eamon Flack, the audience travelled with...
Under The Table
One dinner party, one man in a chair, one book about ducks, one pair of handcuffs, and one pair of pants left around the victims...
