REVIEW: Sons of Sin
A bathtub. Giant playing cards. Splattered blood. Casting a circle around these few props, nine bearded young men crack open …
Category Archives: Review
Review: The Travelling Sisters Let Loose (Anywhere Fest)
Review by Nerissa Rowan It’s the last night of the Anywhere Theatre Festival, and the show is sold out. We …
Review: Growing Pains (Anywhere Fest)
Review by Nerissa Rowan When you think of poetry, do you think Shakespearean sonnets or bush ballads? In Growing Pains, …
Review: Mixtape (Anywhere Fest)
Review by Nerissa Rowan “I’ve made you a mixtape.” Sure, it’s an old-school concept — but you may remember a …
Review: Skin & Wake Up (Anywhere Fest)
Anywhere Festival double bill: “Skin” and “Wake Up” Reviewed by Nerissa Rowan Skin There’s a lot to be said for …
Anywhere Fest: Ma Ma Ma Mad
Merlynn Tong (Zen Zen Zo) has microphone in hand for her one-woman spectacular, MA MA MA MAD. Her other hand is outstretched …
REVIEW: The Nightingale and the Rose (Anywhere Fest)
Directorial team Jennifer Bismire (live production, puppetry and design), Belinda McCulloch (film) and Richard Grantham (music) transform Oscar Wilde’s tale …
REVIEW: My Struggle (Anywhere Fest)
My Struggle: The Life and Times of an Individ (In a World Full of Hipsters) Reviewed by Nerissa Rowan, May …
REVIEW: Frankenstein
Fractal Theatre reanimates the Gothic horror in a new adaptation of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, playing at Brisbane’s beloved Arts Theatre. …
Food: Item Not as Described
Trigger warning: discussion of sexual violence. (Also, relevant to that trigger warning: spoiler warning.) La Boite describes Food as a “feast …
