Humans 2.0 (Circa) – theatre review
Humans 2.0 begins with a flash of light as 11 bodies appear, moving in harmony
Humans 2.0 begins with a flash of light as 11 bodies appear, moving in harmony
Along with Summer of the Seventeenth Doll, Michael Gow’s Away is Australian Drama 101. The
“You have to write everything down,” newbie funeral director Steve (Mitchell Bourke) is told by
On the Sunday sliver of space between the end of Brisbane Festival and the Tony
A Midnight Visit is an award-winning immersive live theatre show that, having previously been unleashed
For the uninitiated, The Good Room’s productions can be difficult to define. The celebrated, independent
Dead Puppet Society is an Australian theatre company highly regarded for its creation of puppet-based
For those unfamiliar with John Steinbeck’s classic 1937 novella Of Mice and Men, a strumming
It’s taken the Queensland Shakespeare Ensemble until its 20th birthday year to finally mount a
“Welcome Julius Caesar” we see posted on a side-of-stage whiteboard before La Boite’s world premiere