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FRINGE REVIEW: "REUBEN SOLO: PLEASE CLAP" EARNS ITS APPLAUSE
Please Clap receives our most raucous applause.
THEATRE REVIEW: "How the KKK Saved the Day" is smart social satire
With its multi-cultural cast clad in white face, How The KKK Saved the Day is an effortlessly fun play, if you can get on its wavelength,
FRINGE REVIEW: "Briefs: Dirty Laundry" is a hot, playful delight
Dirty Laundry was certainly my favourite show of this year’s Fringe season.
INTERVIEW: Benjamin Quirk spills on his latest "CRUSH" at The Blue Room Theatre
We had a chat with Benjamin Quirk, the creative force behind "CRUSH," an upcoming production at The Blue Room Theatre.
THEATRE REVIEW: "Dirty Birds" is an absurdist and claustrophobic sister comedy
Dirty Birds is the new play from Australian sisters Hayley and Mandy McElhinney, best known for their work on Australian television and stage.
THEATRE REVIEW: "Everything Flickers" is a heartwarming and thoughtful piece of promenade theatre
Everything Flickers elicits hope amidst a sea of cultural horrors through a physical theatre piece. Playful and storied, enjoy an inventive show that enlivens your heart.
THEATRE REVIEW: "Much Stuff" is a delightful story of queer love
Much Stuff is a delightful and invigorating story of queer love and the ride-or-die fusion of female friendship.
THEATRE REVIEW: “Salted Pretzels” brings crackling chemistry and sitcom charm to the stage
If you ever wondered what it’s like to be a live studio audience for a sitcom taping, Salted Pretzels at the Blue Room Theatre might just give you a taste of that experience.
Theatre Review: Marrugeku’s “Jurrungu Ngan-ga” is a kaleidoscopic rage against the machine
At a time when the entire nation is grappling with the Voice referendum, the cultural asteroid that is “Jurrungu Ngan-ga” crashes into the Heath Ledger Theatre, making a well-timed impact that is both wildly inventive and fearlessly confronting.
INTERVIEW: Raghav Handa and Maharshi Raval brings an intergenerational dance piece to PICA
Hailing from Sydney, Raghav and Maharshi have spent the past ten years pushing their artistic boundaries, sonically and physically. Now in Perth, they have come to showcase their own innovative take on the mathematical, Kathak dancing.
“Mary Poppins” musical makes a practically perfect landing in Boorloo Perth
The musical seamlessly transitions to the stage, expertly replicating the magic that fans of the movie will remember fondly, while making tweaks that add new dimensions to a familiar story.
THEATRE: "Things I Know to Be True" is a family drama so real and relatable, it hurts
Things I Know to Be True is quintessential Australian family drama, and the play carefully ramps up its emotional gravitas from its very first words.
THEATRE: “Sisterhood of the Traveling Lighter” conjures a heartwarming ode to lifelong female friendships
The main thing that will strike you about the Sisterhood of the Traveling Lighter is its charm.
Bloomhouse Projects debut "Contemporary Communication" showcases the best of contemporary opera
Vibration, singing and signing came together as traditional norms were innovatively built upon, and the audience was treated to a sensational night of entertainment.
THEATRE REVIEW: Pete Blockey’s "The Lifetime of Deaf and Deafblind" is a wonderful mix of signed song, story-telling and performance.
You will not see a show that will fill you with more warmth.
THEATRE: "Little Shop of Horrors" is a delight
Performed at the Regal Theatre, based on the famous film by Roger Corman, was the stage performance of Little Shop of Horrors presented by Entertaind.
THEATRE: "LITTLE WOMEN" IS A BIG SUCCESS
Little Women is a tried-and-tested classic, as wholly loved as it is wholly relevant. The Blue Room production is a wonderful little spectacle that offers everything loved about the tale.
Theatre: “Love Letters To The Revolution” is a charming, unapologetic, and wildly entertaining rage against the machine
Seeing “Love Letters To The Revolution” feels like falling into an expertly crafted trap.