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The Great Gatsby, at QPAC Playhouse – theatre review

The Great Gatsby is one of those timeless works that artists want to recreate. The latest rendition a stunning production…

Robot Song (NCM), at Theatre Works and touring – musical theatre review

Eleven-year-old Juniper May is different. With artists for parents, she is smart, speaks her mind and loves robots. Her favourite…

The Deadmouse and Peabrain Dreams, at Theatre Works’ Explosives Factory – theatre review

Bittersweet, comes this slapstick, but poignant tale of sisters looking to escape from their mundane small-town (Dumfordton, population 340 and…

The Book of Mormon, at Princess Theatre and touring – musical theatre review

Irreverent, crude, witty, clever and lyrically and vocally adept, The Book of Mormon is an hilarious religious satire. It is…

Mamma Mia! (AG Theatre), at Princess Theatre

A star is born. Such is the impact of sweet-voiced Belle Parkinson in the lead role in the up-tempo musical…

Cluedo, at Comedy Theatre and touring – theatre review

It is 1949 and on a dark and stormy night they have gathered at Boddy Manor in New England. They…

Kitty Litter, at The MC Showroom – theatre review

Very smartly written and cleverly performed, Kitty Litter concerns friends who used to be more than that who fall out…

Afterglow, at Chapel Off Chapel – theatre review

Provocative from the opening scene, Afterglow sets out to push the envelope. It starts with shadow play of a heated…

The Pirates of Penzance (Victorian Opera), at Palais Theatre – opera review

Victorian Opera continues to delight, this time with an hilarious, uplifting and thoroughly entertaining production of Gilbert and Sullivan’s slapstick…

He Partied Like It’s 1999, at Theatre Works’ Explosives Factory – theatre review

It is December 1999. With the imminent threat of Y2K (the millennium bug) hanging over participants in this drama with…