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Willoughby Theatre Company: Beauty and the Beast - Review by Selina Wong
As a timeless tale and a huge part of my childhood, I went into this production with high expectations—and Willoughby Theatre Company exceeded them in every way. Their exceptional and truly spine-tingling staging of Beauty and the Beast was nothing short of mesmerising. Director Court Cassar should be immensely proud of this masterstroke. From the casting and choreography to the seamless music, lighting, special effects, transformative set design, and incredible makeup and co
danielconway0
1 day ago3 min read


Regals brings a classic musical to life this April
Set in the dazzling, high-stakes world of 1940s New York, Guys and Dolls bursts with gamblers, showgirls, and a whole lot of heart. Nathan Detroit, the city’s smooth-talking organiser of illegal dice games, is desperate to find a spot for “the oldest established permanent floating crap game in New York.” But with the cops and his long-suffering fiancée Adelaide breathing down his neck, Nathan needs quick cash—and fast. Enter Sky Masterson, a high-rolling gambler who never bac
danielconway0
Mar 305 min read


Point Break Theatre Co: A Few Good Men - Review by Jordan Anderson
When we look back at classic movie quotes—‘I’ll get you, my pretty. And your little dog too’, ‘Frankly my dear, I don’t give a damn’, and ‘You’re gonna need a bigger boat’—few resonate quite like ‘You can’t handle the truth’, famously delivered by Jack Nicholson in 'A Few Good Men'. That moment encapsulates the story’s sharp exploration of political ambition, military duty, and personal moral responsibility. With such an iconic legacy behind it, Point Break Theatre Co certain
Jordan Anderson
Mar 253 min read


Arcadian’s Theatre Group: Well Behaved Women - Review by Benjamin Olivera
For those who aren’t as familiar with musical theatre, a song cycle is a collection of songs coupled together where they all represent a particular theme, topic or point of concern to address. Some of them are poorly written, whilst other’s themes are vague and not clear to interpret. Neither of these things describe Carmel Dean’s “Well Behaved Women” however as it is a powerful and active collection of works that is malleable to use and opens much discussion from audiences b
danielconway0
Mar 126 min read
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