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2019 Anywhere Awards…
The Anywhere Awards are about celebrating the truly outstanding mind shaking experiences at Anywhere Festival
Fish out of Water Review by Kathryn Barnes
So true, so real, so now; Fish out of Water is a timely commentary on the 21st century plague of social anxiety. More coffee anyone?
There’s Something in my Shoes Review by Kathryn Barnes
Rose and Fiona have a wonderful positive collaboration which is enlightening and makes one think about the diversity of creativity and communication on all levels.
High School Never Ends: A Double Bill Review by Catherine Lawrence
Tremayne Gordon’s enjoyable plays encourage reflection on learning from high school experience. Solid performances by Izzy Cameron and Jordan Jeckells, and I would love to have
Jane Austen, Action Figure Review by Catherine Lawrence
The idea of a play about Jane Austen, where the reviewer refers to the play as being feminist and with 36 scenes, may fill some readers with dread. But playwright Elaine Avila has
Man About the Buderim House review by Joy Hinckley
An audience member I met during interval described this show as "refreshing and authentic". They're good words. Tim Ross and Kit Warhurst come across as two genuinely nice, unaffec
Bea in the Basement Review by Timothy McGowan
A promising concept supported by solid performances and betrayed by a disappointing conclusion.
Hildegard & Volmar Review by Anthony Borsato
Hildegard & Volmar is an exploration of the music and life of Saint Hildegard of Bingen and her relationship with her long-time companion Volmar. Saint Hildegard was a prophet an
Scheherazade Review by Kathryn Barnes
The audience sat back in the splendour of the rainforest basking in the richness of sound and space.
Spooners for Crooners Review by Kathryn Barnes
Intriguingly different, melodic and laidback crooning through the ages.
The Bureau of Dodgy Dreams review by Joy Hinckley
The Bureau of Dodgy Dreams review by Joy Hinckley 18 May at The Old Ambulance Station, Nambour https://anywhere.is/listings/dodgy-nambour/ David Erskine, the imaginative force behi
In Flight Entertainment Review by Catherine Lawrence
Travel always broadens the mind… In Flight Entertainment is an enjoyable, sketch show/revue.
Ariadne Review by Kathryn Barnes
Who doesn’t want to get lost in a greek mythological tale?
Peter Pan at the Strand Review By Anthony Borsato
This show asks how the story of Peter Pan would go if it was set in the 21st century and Neverland was a world of virtual magic.