Tales of an Urban Indian (City Bus) Review by Catherine Lawrence
Tales of an Urban Indian (City Bus) is a not-to-missed experience: a one-man, 20+ character, 90-minute tragi-comic show on a moving bus. A tour de force: take your school group, br
The Lady Diamantina Bowen Tour Review by Catherine Lawrence
Mother’s Day is just around the corner. This production would make an ideal gift for family members (of any gender), and for Brisbane residents and visitors. And if you are unabl
It’s Megan, Rhymes with Vegan
My name is Megan Burnett and I’m one of this year’s Anywhere reviewers. I’m a theatre student myself. I understand the crippling imposter syndrome rampant among t
Anywhere Festival Preview Night Review by Catherine Lawrence
Lights, camera, action… If the 2019 Preview Night is anything to go by, the 2019 Anywhere Festival will brighten Brisbane and the Sunshine Coast days and nights. Well, at least
2Cool2Spurious REVIEW by Aimi Hobson
From signing cards to playing Russian Roulette with staple guns, it’s a wild ride.
Signed and Sealed REVIEW by Jodie B. Sloan
Paris Anderson, spoiled rich kid turned wannabe bohemian artist, is displaying her latest works at a local gallery. But she and her staff are hiding something, covering up a crime
The Box REVIEW by Catherine Lawrence
There were so many highlights in the production: dance and mime (unfair to single out two performers, but perhaps most notably by Julie Stewart and Amy Lawrence who created a real
Review: Showgirls on Tour – Jodie B. Sloan
Ever wondered what happens when burlesque babes head out on tour? Head behind the sequinned scenes with three of Brisbane's finest showgirls (and boys) - and ladies, don't forget y
Show of Hands REVIEW by Aimi Hobson
Billed as “Whose Line Is It Anyway meets The Muppet Show”, it’s a little less Muppet Show and a little more Avenue Q or Meet The Feebles.
Review of Stories of Belonging by Caz Kropp
Stories of Belonging is the kind of performance you should make time to see. Six stories are shared to the audience by Sistas Holding Space. Threaded together by themes of [&hellip
Review: Much Ado – Jodie B. Sloan
Brisbane meets the Bard, as the River City's legendary Zoo venue plays host to an immersive take on Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing, set to a fantastic original score.
There’s No Sex ’til the Third Act REVIEW by Caz Kropp
Does it ever bother you that nobody goes to the toilet in the movies? Why no scenes in theatre are ever set in the bathroom? Do actor’s even poop? Well […]
A Midsummer Nights Whatever REVIEW by Aimi Hobson
To some, the works of William Shakespeare are sacrosanct; never to be reworked or reinterpreted. The bard himself however would probably much rather his work were enjoyed for what
Invisible Things REVIEW by Catherine Lawrence
... the audience filtered into the dimly-lit room, drawn toward and walking round the cube, peering in at the artist, anticipating what they might experience. Over the next 40 minu
Romeo & Juliet & Friends REVIEW by Meredith Walker
Everyone knows the story of star-crossed lovers Romeo and Juliet. The tragic tale of their untimely deaths reconciling the two households of their feuding fair-Verona families is o