Brisbane Reviews
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- Matt O''Neill
There’s a respect that O’Neill gives the work that allows it the immediacy and gravitas it deserves as a piece of writing.
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- Lauren Sherritt
After sparking controversy in its country of origin, Malaysian play Parah has come to the Brisbane Powerhouse as part of the World Theatre Festival to share its thought-provoking and charming story.
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- Lauren Sherritt
It is a tough ask to re-invent a classic work, especially one renown for its societal and moral questioning of a bygone era.
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- Matt O''Neill
Compared to their standard improvisations, it feels thoroughly restless. From the outset, the trio eschew their more minimal approaches.
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- Kelli Rogers
The Australian Premiere of Driving Miss Daisy, starring Angela Lansbury and James Earl Jones, opened in Brisbane at the QPAC Playhouse last night.
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- Kelli Rogers
The story contains elements that were inspired by numerous Shakespearian plot lines – it's energetic, snotty and full of fantastical characters and fun for all ages.
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- Marika Bryant
For those of us with these timeless songs rattling around in our heads, it is like returning home for succour: for those who have not lived through the first incarnation of South Pacific, do not miss it this time around.
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