
It’s a no holds barred, in your face comedy that regardless of your own sexual orientation is guaranteed to have you in stiches.

Dr. Seuss’s The Cat in the Hat produced by the National Theatre of Great Britain on at QPAC and performed by an all Australian cast is definitely worth seeing these school holidays.

The reception of Igor Stravinsky’s Rite of Spring is legendary. Long since acknowledged as one of the twentieth century’s most accomplished and influential pieces of music, it initially had audiences rioting in protest.

Casus‘ debut work, Knee Deep features stunts that even those intimately familiar with and accustomed to contemporary circus will find dazzling.

Freeze Frame takes the audience on a rollercoaster ride through the streets of LA where gangs, poverty, violence, drugs, and more are an everyday reality.

As many expected, it’s a far cry from both L. Frank Baum’s novel and its subsequent 1939 adaptation. Less expected, it’s still got a strong, identifiable (and surprisingly complex) narrative.

It’s a great, daring concept for a work. Sadly, Circa don’t fully deliver on that conceptual potential.