Circe’s Carnival of Vice
Gender bending and a hallucinatory trip are the focus of Bloomsday in Melbourne’s playful, highly original work, Circe’s Carnival of Vice. Temptation and temerity make for compelling bedfellows in a …
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Heartbreak Hotel
Heartbreak Hotel – Breaking up is hard to do. So it goes, as Karin McCracken and Simon Leary put on a slick show unpacking her characters’ angst at trying to …
The Chronicles
There is a reason that Stephanie Lake is my favourite choreographer. In short, she is eternally creative in the work she produces. Her striking visual aesthetic elevates the art form. …
The Wrong Gods
“The Wrong Gods” is a truly captivating show. I walked in with an open mind, unsure what to expect, and was immediately drawn into its world. The staging was beautifully …
Mamma Mia!
Windmill Theatre Company has struck gold with their dazzling production of Mamma Mia! now lighting up Bunjil Place in Narre Warren until June 21. Bursting with heart, humour, and hit …
A Lady of Letters/The Rats
Brighton Theatre Company presents their second season showcasing two one act plays that both instantly transport the audience into the stories of popular classic acts known as ‘A Lady of …
BATSH*T
I was looking forward to seeing Batsh*t at The Arts Centre for its warm ambience, luxe carpet & comfy seats that invite an exhale before the house lights have even …
Storked
Society has grown up with the expectation that women will get married to men and have children. The men will go to work, while the women will tend to the …
The Birds
The Birds, based on the Daphne DuMaurier short story of the same name and adapted for the stage by Louise Fox, is a collaborative tour de force. Set in a …
Shadow Boxing
A pugilist’s confessional, Shadow Boxing is tough, gritty and unrelenting. Samuel Addison features as the boxer, whose father, Errol Sebastian Flynn (who we never meet), also put on the gloves. …