Reviews
Overland #210, Autumn 2013
Hailed as Australia’s foremost literary journal on progressive culture, Overland #210 Autumn 2013 exemplifies this epithet again.
Lawrence Leung – Beginning Middle End
One of those rare comedy shows that elicits laughs all the way through while also giving audiences something to think…
The Bull, The Moon and The Coronet of Stars
Van Badham’s clever triptych for two characters is an incisive working of issues surrounding passion, love and infidelity.
Death of a Salesman
Black Swan serves up a classic rendition of a dramatic favourite.
No Child…
Nilaja Sun is simply electrifying in her one-woman show about teaching drama to some of America’s most underprivileged youth.
Monteverdi Masterpieces
Under Marshall McGuire’s direction this program of works by by Claudio Monteverdi offered a truly memorable experience.
Red
Intelligent and engaging theatre; one of the best QTC productions Brisbane audiences have encountered in recent years.
Hot Shoe Shuffle
Excellent performances and the vibrant hits of the Big Band era can't save this revived tap musical from feeling dated…
Craig Hill - Jock’s Trap
Comedian Craig Hill kept the laughs flowing but such consummate control came at the expense of pushing his performance boundaries.
Blak
An imperfect but powerful exploration of contemporary Indigenous culture and identity.