Donating Felix (Q44 Theatre) – theatre review
Not being able to conceive when one is desperate to start a family can cause
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Kurios (Cirque du Soleil) – theatre review
What a grand show and a great experience Kurios is. Artistic excellence, ingenuity and reinvention are
Mother (If Theatre) – Theatre Review
Noni Hazlehurst is unrecognisable as dishevelled vagrant Christie, wandering about the rubbish that litters the Cremorne
Slut (The Burrow) – theatre review
Promiscuity to hide the pain. That – in a nutshell – is the short life and
Mullygrubs (Adelaide Fringe) – theatre review
A cleverly conceived and executed piece that purports to be one thing and turns out
The Hitmen (Baker’s Dozen Theatre Company) – theatre review
A darkly comedic, sick and twisted story concerning an extreme job interview to find a
The Curtain (fortyfivedownstairs) – theatre review
A slow moving, wordy piece about loneliness, fragility and connection, I can’t say The Curtain
A Streetcar Named Desire (Brisbane Arts Theatre) – Theatre Review
The 1947 play A Streetcar Named Desire is the most celebrated of Tennessee Williams’ works.
Billy Elliot The Musical (Regent Theatre) – theatre review
Billy Elliot The Musical remains as moving and evocative as when I first saw it
The Neighbourhood (La Boite Theatre Company) – Theatre Review
Pre-show music and mingling sets the tone of The Neighbourhood, as the show’s performers (Cieavash