Category: Theatre

Nov 20

THEATRE – Brideshead Revisited – Independent Theatre – Goodwood Institute – 3.5K

As always ambitious, but with Rob Croser and Will Cox at the helm off and on stage respectively, IT once again delivers commendable theatre. 3.5K

Nov 12

THEATRE – Spring Awakening – Stirling Community Theatre – 3.5K

This is another thoroughly enjoyable HMC production featuring some excellent up and coming talent. 3.5K

Oct 25

THEATRE – Switzerland – Dunstan Playhouse – 3.5K

It’s an intense 90 minutes but the actors keep you engrossed in the banter and the belief of both their characters. 3.5K

Oct 18

THEATRE – Angelique – Her Majesty’s – 4K

Angelique is audacious and arresting theatre. Be challenged.

Oct 08

THEATRE – Men Behaving Badly – Holden Street – 3K

It all makes for a rollicking evening of theatre aided by quick and clever scene changes, use of video and lighting. 3K

Oct 06

OZASIA FESTIVAL – In Between Two – Space – 4K

Intelligent, provocative and inspiring for all Australians, In Between Two is an ambitious show that delivers for the Festival. 4K

Oct 05

THEATRE – Lettice and Lovage – UATG – Little Theatre – 4K

This is great fun for lovers of a good laugh as well as those who revel in the wonders of language – 4K

Sep 08

THEATRE – Dracula – Space Theatre – 4.5K

If you are fascinated by special effects or a brilliant use of a revolving stage, then this show is for you. The story is about Count Dracula, and the tales of Transylvania. This theatre performance features incredible use of the stage where it feels like you’re watching a movie. The lights and sounds synchronised in …

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Sep 03

THEATRE – Marathon – Bakehouse Theatre – 3.5K

It maybe exhausting watching them but this is no marathon for audiences who can also enjoy Adam Cirillo’s fine performance. 3.5K

Jul 22

Kokoda – by Peter Maddern – Star Theatres – 2017 – 4K

By Tom Eckert Wandering into the Star Theatre’s space, one is struck by the closeness of the venue. An opera theater on a micro scale, and surprisingly well suited to a one man play. Kokoda follows the experience of one Private Morris Powell (played by Todd Gray) as he lives through the trials of the …

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