Booms, puppets, cheers, and tears! – Tom Morris and Marianne Elliott’s production of the award-winning War Horse at Melbourne’s Regent Theatre was beyond spectacular with…
Fresh and Fruity is a fun and uplifting piece of circus comedy from a variety of different and talented artists. Although it was messy at…
With a play that passes the Bechdel Test with flying colours, The Critic is a rather bold examination of the relationship between the role of the…
Ah, the Romanov Dynasty – there is much romanticism associated with the ill-fated imperial family, especially of the final Tsar Nicholas II and his family…
How I Met My Dead Husband is a fun musical play, which explores the idea of love over multiple lifetimes and languages. Performed by the…
Many years ago, this author found himself attending a performance of 16th an 17th century English drinking songs, all of which were funny and dealt…
Emina Ashman’s Make Me A Houri is an artistic and intellectually stimulating performance for those with an artistic eye, appreciation of complex and confronting issues, and…
Ross Daniels’ One Small Trip is an excellent example of how comedy can, in this more enlightened age, play off caricatures whilst remaining (mostly) inoffensive –…
When you start to watch the award-winning musical Come From Away, initial thoughts could be something like “how could they make a musical about what was,…
It’s all in the title really – clever, funny, macabre, and grotesque. A performance of a man abandoned in a post-apocalypse world, hungry and desperate…