Fantasia Showstoppers: Dot and the Kangaroo - Review by Annalise Pittman
A nostalgic childhood classic, Dot and the Kangaroo brought back many memories of stories being read before bedtime. Dot and the Kangaroo...
Theatre Reviews
A nostalgic childhood classic, Dot and the Kangaroo brought back many memories of stories being read before bedtime. Dot and the Kangaroo...
Wow, what a night! Camden Musical Society knows exactly how to make their shows a glittering event. After being warmly welcomed, the...
One of the subjects I studied at university is history, and one thing you learn as you study is that history is essentially a series of...
I love my alone time; I love it so much. Socialising is great, and I enjoy being with my friends and family and experiencing new things....
If you have any fond memories of the 2002 Leonardo DiCaprio and Tom Hanks film, need something to do over this coming weekend, or just...
Commanding, atmospheric and gripping. Good theatre can transport you to wildly different times and places. For example, a large...
In a niche on the Bridge Street facade of the Department of Lands Building in Sydney, there is a sculpture of Surveyor-General Major...
I attended an all-boys Catholic school in Blacktown, which I believe could be the single worst environment for a young person to grow up...
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So much more than “the simple story of a mother’s grief,” The Ghostwriter by Ross Mueller makes its Sydney debut at Flight Path Theatre...
Monty Python’s Spamalot is a wonderful show filled with classic humour from a classic comedy group and Stage Artz Theatre Company has...
You may think that performing a play with ‘Christmas’ in the title is an unusual choice for February, but An O'Henry Christmas is so much...
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If this is your first “Farndale” play and you have a love/hate or even indifferent relationship with the politics and incompetencies of...
I was on the internet recently and saw someone suggesting that with the wealth inequality, cost of living, and housing crisis that seems...
As a proud Latino man, I was stoked when I got the opportunity to come up to the Concourse Theatre in Chatswood to watch “In the...
Prepare for an experience. Expect the unexpected. Deliberately bizarre, strangely beautiful and ultimately transforming, like stepping...
I’ve been living in Hunters Hill for just under 3 years now so when I saw there was a theatre company in my area performing, I jumped on...
I've only ever seen one pantomime, and well, it tried. I liked some of the jokes in the first few scenes, but as it went on, the...