Completely irreverent, absolutely hilarious, and socially pertinent.

If one were to summaries this production in a single word, that word might very well be “uncertainty”…

Technically speaking, this is not a complex play. However, so crisp and affective is the simplicity of the piece, that anything more would be needlessly complicated.

This is, quite frankly, one of the best shows that I have seen all year.

The gothic form seems to have gained a foothold in Australian theatres within recent years.

The carefully finessed skills in the acting and directing of this show is only apparent in one’s visceral response.

Centring on the relationship between the mother and son of a wealthy family in post war Britain, Coward’s play is simultaneously an account of shifting social norms and a rather well disguised moral tract.

Performed by an ensemble of Notre Dame University’s theatre students, and Directed by Paige Newmark, Perspectives is an original production devised collectively by the ensemble.

On the whole, this is a wonderfully creative and insightful production, and a great opportunity for the family to enjoy a piece of theatre together which everyone can enjoy on their own terms.

Ghost Stories is, just as its title suggests, a play about scary stories. But, more than this, it is an exploration of the human psyche.