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Letters To Lindy Review: Melville Theatre Company
Letters to Lindy, presented by Melville Theatre Company, is a profound and deeply affecting theatrical work by Alana Valentine that offers a poignant and g...
My Brilliant Career – Warrnambool Regional Theatre
An extremely long time ago I first performed on stage as a tiny 4 year old in my birthplace of Warrnambool, so when a show...
Twisted Tales
Does Jessie, the cowgirl from Toy Story 3, prefer a buzz or a woody? Could Elphaba and Galinda actually be lesbian lovers, and who says...
The Viewing Room
Last night I was excited to yet again to visit Wanneroo’s Limelight theatre to see their comedy The Viewing Room. I’m a huge fan of...
Bright Star – A Bluegrass Musical
The spectacular Bright Star musical presented by Sport For Jove Theatre Company, in association with Hayes Theatre Co, is a spellbinding must-see. Co-Direc...
Adventures Under The Sea, On Earth and To The Moon (And Back)
To say this show is just a theatre performance would be simplistic. Twenty Million Thousand Leagues Under the Sea by Pummul Squad cannot be boxed...
Tarzan: The Stage Musical
The stage is set - I look at an enormous map of Africa, sails caught up with shipwrecked boxes and listen to the atmospheric opening...
Are You There?
Are You There is a humorous, authentic and sweet play set in the office space of an aged care facility. Are You There follows three...
Wits and Whisky – Dorothy in Oz, An Immersive Cocktail Adventure
Writer and director Alex K. Wregg brings his lifelong love of the Oz books by L Frank Baum to life at the 2025 Sydney Fringe...
A Deep, Beautiful, Brave and Vulnerable Piece of Performance Art
“Once in a Blue Moon,” created and performed by Tala Issaoui as part of PYT Fairfield at the Sydney Fringe Festival, delivers a brief yet...
The Life Apart
The Life Apart is everything aficionados of European cinema long for — poetic obscurity, powerful performances, and cinematography so lush you want to step...
The Balloon Dog Bites
The Sad Clown trope has been done to death, so it’s very refreshing to get a new type of clown; the type that loves their...
