Things I Know to be True (Brisbane Arts Theatre) – theatre review
‘What are the things I know to be true?’, a naïve and broken-hearted 19-year-old Rosie
Brisbane Arts Theatre
A Streetcar Named Desire (Brisbane Arts Theatre) – Theatre Review
The 1947 play A Streetcar Named Desire is the most celebrated of Tennessee Williams’ works.
Spamalot (Brisbane Arts Theatre) – theatre review
Based on the 1975 classic film “Monty Python and the Holy Grail”, a cheeky Camelot spoof
The Complete History of Comedy (abridged) (Brisbane Arts Theatre) – theatre review
Brisbane Arts Theatre’s latest mainstage production sets a frenetic pace from its opening scene. It’s
Next to Normal (Brisbane Arts Theatre) – Theatre Review
Next to Normal begins with a familiar modern family scene; suburban mother Diana Goodman (Carly
Love Letters (Brisbane Arts Theatre) – Theatre Review
A.R. Gurney’s Love Letters is the heart-warming story of two people who share a lifetime
Picnic at Hanging Rock (BAT) – theatre review
“I really love the story and I can’t wait to see what they’ve done with
Avenue Q (BAT) – theatre review
Before The Book of Mormon, the equally delightfully-offensive Avenue Q was wowing audiences with its
We Will Rock You (BAT) – theatre review
We Will Rock You is an ambitious show, especially for an independent theatre company. Yet,
The Crucible (BAT) – theatre review
A crucible is a vessel in which substances are heated to high temperatures; when impure