KURIOS – Cabinet of Curiosities ...
Under the guidance of its founder Guy Laliberte, a humble ensemble of street performers in Baie-Saint-Paul, Canada, consisting of only 20 performers, then known as 'Le Club des talons hauts' (The High Heels Club)...
Vomit: A Critic’s review “A SMASH HIT!”
Fresh from his tour de force, “Marooned” where he lifts the lid on suicide, (still playing and also doing regional touring) Michael Gray Griffin has penned another smash hit that portrays the female archetypes...
7th Floor Theatre’s production of John Patrick Shanley’s “Where’s My Money”.
Tonight I went to The Burrow, an art's venue in Fitzroy to see "Where's My Money". This is a thoroughly independent theatre and in case I'm already boring you I'll get to the gist....
‘MAROONED’ a play by Michael Gray Griffith produced by Rohana Hayes
18 – 28 September 2019 Review by Meredith Fuller
Southbank Theatre, The Lawler
PRESENTED BY
The Wolves Theatre Company
Four souls are Marooned in a room in the afterlife. They have no connection other than they have all...
The Beautiful Game – Chapel Off Chapel
The Beautiful Game premiered at Chapel Off Chapel on Saturday 14th September 2019 and I for one was not at all disappointed.
Based on Ben Elton’s book, The Beautiful Game, this production is presented with...
Shakespeare In Love
By Sam – who is back reviewing things for The Sprink YUSSSSS
I want to have sex with William Shakespeare. Not the real Willy Spears (although I’ve definitely done worse), but MTC’s Shakespeare in Love version aka the new love of my...
Bewdy NEWK!
NEWK! (The John Newcombe Story)
Tennis is one of the big entertainments for Melbourne at this time of year and one name rings louder in our memories of the sport than any other, and John...
SYLVIA a play by AR Gurney Directed by Susan Rundle Peridot Theatre
This is a funny play about a dog called Sylvia, ebulliently played by Alexandria Avery. Well, it is really about relationship. And anthropomorphism.
I first saw this play many years ago at the MTC starring...
‘Pinky Promise’ by Rebecca Perich. Fringe Festival 21 – 26 September
'talking about family while exploring memory, childhood and mental health'.
In examining our families, and of course in other settings, we seek to understand our past and make sense of how we have been shaped,...
Theatre Review by Meredith Fuller Arthur Miller’s A View from the Bridge
Eddie Carbone works as a Longshoreman under the Brooklyn Bridge. He and his wife agree to illegally house her Sicilian cousins. But when one of them falls for Catherine, his niece, the cracks in...
