Victoria
The Trouble With Harry
Beautifully written but lacking in drama, Lachlan Philpott's new play tells an intriguing story in an uninteresting way.
Doug Holcombe
Hilarious and poignant at the right moments, this production is anything but one note. But should it have stuck to…
Have I No Mouth
This innovative Irish production exploring a family’s grief is intriguing, but doesn’t quite deliver on its compelling premise.
Complexity of Belonging
Complexity of Belonging is indefatigable, overwhelming and utterly unforgettable.
Mechanical Eye
It is sharp, powerful and mercifully short. In one word – mesmerizing or in another – haunting.
Stone Mattress: Nine Tales
Bleak futures, toxic relationships and razor sharp observation; this is Margaret Atwood at her finest.
HorseHead
Clever and original, but the actors' performances did not quite match the quality of the play itself.
The Earth is Flat
The taller half of This Is Siberian Husky, Simon Godfrey, delivers a fun solo offering in the form of The…
Whose Chorus Line Is It Anyway?
Whose Chorus Line Is It Anyway? shines the brightest with its wacky singing and clumsy dancing.
Snap. Catch. Slam.
Honest and harrowing theatre that will leave you shocked, overwhelmed and emotionally drained.