Review: Coincidence at the End of Time (Subiaco Theatre Festival)
"A sweet, digestible, inconsequential production, and a textbook example of 'The Australian Bad Play'." Samuel J. Cox reviews.
Review: Moving On Inc. (Subiaco Theatre Festival)
"Moving On Inc. enjoyed great acclaim at its debut at FRINGE WORLD 2015, but I found it a rather dull affair." Samuel J. Cox reviews.
Review: Bring It On (WAAPA)
"At times goofy and a little heavy handed when espousing the lessons learnt along the way, this Broadway-quality spectacle is pure entertainment, and though my expectations were high, this far…
Review: I (Honestly) Love You (Subiaco Theatre Festival)
"With self-referencing, electric writing that busts through the fourth wall with relish, I can only sing the play’s praises and declare its comic genius." Samuel J. Cox reviews.
Review: Les Liaisons Dangereuses (WAAPA)
"As usual, WAAPA spares no expensive when investing in their students, empowering ingenious and innovative set design from Nicola Stratman and period costume curated by Kaitlin Brindley." Samuel J. Cox…
Review: FAG/STAG (Subiaco Theatre Festival)
Accessible and entertaining, The Last Great Hunt is truly the premiere theatre collective in Perth, and I eagerly await their next work. Samuel J. Cox reviews.
Review: Angels in America (Black Swan State Theatre Company)
Helmed by Artistic Director Kate Cherry, her legacy piece is the pinnacle of Black Swan State Theatre Company’s 2016 programming. Part One of Tony Kushner’s play 'Millennium Approaches' comes to…
Words with Philip Mitchell (Spare Parts Puppet Theatre)
Spare Parts Puppet Theatre has proven that when you use your imagination, everything feels more magical. Longtime Artistic Director and CEO Philip Mitchell spoke with Samuel J. Cox.
Review: I See Red (Spare Parts Puppet Theatre & WAAPA)
Last week, the Western Australia arts community mourned the passing of State Living Treasure, master puppeteer and one-time Artistic Director of Spare Parts Puppet Theatre Noriko Nishimoto. The Japanese theatre-maker…
Words with Brad Cohen (Artistic Director of WA Opera)
"You could also think of opera as blue cheese - after all, they’re both forms of culture! You can talk about blue cheese all you like and you can present…