Peter Pan Goes Wrong: Review
Every so often, something will go wrong in a stage show or musical, like a piece of costume falls off, or the audio effects aren’t entirely synched up properly. Peter…
Our Town : PIAF Review
Our Town, presented by Black Swan Theatre Company, is the latest re-imagining of Thornton Wilder’s tale of quaint 1900’s life in the fictional town of Grover’s Corners. The staging of…
Paper Doll Review: FRINGE WORLD Festival
Paper Doll is an unpretentious insight into a twisted, emotionally turbulent and unfathomably complex relationship, gravitating around abuse, trauma and pain. This show was an artistic stand-out; a masterpiece of…
‘Sad TV Man’ makes for a happy audience: FRINGE WORLD Festival Review
The University of Western Australia’s very own UDS (University Dramatic Society) takes the FRINGE WORLD stage in ‘Sad TV Man’. But don’t let the name deceive you; this show is…
Blueberry Play Review: FRINGE WORLD Festival
Whether you are waiting for, reminiscing about, or suffering through your angsty teenage years, Blueberry Play will certainly feel incredibly familiar, touching on that little part in each of us…
FRONT Review: Perth Fringe Festival
Friday night’s opening of Michael Abercromby’s latest show FRONT served up a hypnotic mix of theatre, banter and music – and a few c bombs to go along with it.…
Interview with Geordie Crawley – Writer and Director of Hive Mind
The audience is smarter than you think, and everyone wants you to succeed. So just get on with it. You’re gonna be fine.
Nassim – The Confluence of Language and Motherhood
Tomatoes, a blue story book, and the most unconventional theatre experience you will ever encounter. Nassim Soleimanpour’s self-titled play Nassim is an exploration of motherhood, language, and storytelling with a…
Review: Hypatia (Blue Room)
The physicality and urgency of the performance brought the story of one woman, and in a way the stories of all women, powerfully alive. Katie McAllister reviews.
Review: The Advisors (The Last Great Hunt)
"Particular passages were the white male performer made an alphabetised recount of racial slurs, or where a female performer attempts to put a positive spin on sexual assault, stood out…