Tagged: play

March 30, 2018

Review: The Importance of Being Earnest

The Importance of Being Earnest is irreverent, farcical, and hilarious, all entwined in cutting social commentary. A trivial comedy for serious people, Oscar Wilde’s...

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January 11, 2018

Review: A Midsummer Night’s Dream

There is a particular joy to seeing Shakespeare performed in parks. The open air and surrounding greenery make far more sense for the forest...

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November 24, 2017

Review: Misterman

In the words of Kris Weber, the director of Misterman, there needs to be art that explores mental illness in a powerful, fair, and...

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November 19, 2017

Review: The Commune

There is something oddly satisfying turning peace-loving hippies and those “wholesome” primitivist communes into dark and sinister things. The Commune, written by Gabriel Bergmoser...

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June 3, 2017

Review: Wrecking Ball

It’s a bit of a strange thing to walk into a theatre having been told what the themes of a piece are. Explicitly, immediately,...

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May 3, 2017

Double Review: Rent

Two of our reviewers were quite keen to go see Rent! One because they’ve heard one song from it and liked it and were...

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January 25, 2017

You should… play Outside: the Cloud

What if a chemical weapon was secretly tested on a major city? What if artificial intelligence could spread like a virus? What if human...

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November 12, 2016

Review: Deceptive Threads

Deceptive Threads is a play that takes the phrase ‘the personal is political’ and applies it to family history. David Joseph, a Lebanese Australian...

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