Brisbane Reviews
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- Kelli Rogers
Regardless of whether you are a fully initiated, certified fan or a newcomer to the quirky and witty world of G&S operettas, you are guaranteed a laugh and a thoroughly entertaining experience.
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- Lauren Sherritt
Version 1.0 have created something truly significant in the chronicle of Australian theatre and storytelling with new production The Disappearances Project.
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- Matt O''Neill
Sleswick's vision for La Voix Humaine – three performers, one character, two languages, elaborate multimedia set, experimental score – could have gone wrong in so many ways. Yet, it truly glows.
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- Matt O''Neill
With guests seated, Winter delivers a few brief words of instruction (in essence; 'don't let the food fly away') and – bar the occasional provocation via mysterious delivery – largely leaves her audience to their own devices.
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- Lauren Sherritt
Gay has pieced together a collection of songs for her cabaret act which at once delight and unnerve an audience while showcasing her remarkable voice.
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- Kelli Rogers
In the humble and intimate space of Brisbane's Tivoli Theatre, the Celtic Divas sang a beguiling repertoire of traditional and original Celtic songs.
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- Matt O''Neill
With The Truth About Kookaburras, writer/director Sven Swenson has delivered a work that could rightly, without any fear of exaggeration, be referred to as a masterpiece.
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