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Glenbrook Players: Arsenic and Old Lace -Review by Sherene B. Mitchell
Once again the Glenbrook Players have proven their flair for community theatre with their delightful and wickedly funny production of Joseph Kesselring’s 1939 play Arsenic and Old Lace . The direction of Robyn and Alan Pope was confident and imaginative, allowing the cast to shine while maintaining a brisk pace, bringing this classic dark comedy to life with warmth, wit, and a perfect balance of charm and chaos. Margaret Bell (Aunt Abby) brought a lovely warmth and twinkle to
danielconway0
Nov 122 min read


Rogue Projects/ Old Fitz Theatre Present: The Female of the Species - Review by Sherene B. Mitchell
If you are looking for a fantastic night out at the theatre, with laughs a-plenty, then look no further; Joanna Murray-Smith’s The Female...
danielconway0
Nov 8, 20243 min read


National Theatre of Parramatta & La Boite Theatre: Yoga Play - Review by Sherene Mitchell
Namaste. Joan (Andrea Moor) is the CEO of Jojomon, an “athleisurewear” company hoping to expand their range and their profits, when...
danielconway0
Oct 30, 20242 min read


Hunters Hill Theatre: Murder by the Book - Review by Sherene B. Mitchell
If you love a murder mystery with plot twist after plot twist, and a few good laughs to boot, then Hunters Hill Theatre’s production of...
danielconway0
Sep 6, 20242 min read
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