Brisbane Reviews

Details: Erin White; 14 November 2007

Polytoxic’s lively performance ‘Teuila Postcards’ was an excursion into the stereotypes and the surprises of Samoan culture

Details: Kane Adrian; 08 November 2007

As a stand-up comedian, Anderson is one of Australia’s best. As a socio-political commentator, he is bloody brilliant. It’s just a shame about that ego.

Details: Rebekka Salmi; 07 November 2007

There is something intimate, infectious and personal about his delivery

Details: Erin White; 06 November 2007

As a performer, his even vocals and amazing acoustic guitar melodies seem like sincere representations of his personality – steady, talented and humble.

Details: Amy Hyslop; 27 October 2007

The Laramie Project | Springboard Theatre & The Forward Movement

In October of 1998 21 year old openly gay student Matthew Shepard was robbed, beaten and left for dead, tied to a fencepost in the middle of nowhere

Details: Rebekka Salmi; 23 October 2007

Here is a play where nothing is what it seems. A play that is exhausting, funny, twisted and manipulative.

Details: Kane Adrian; 18 October 2007

Sell-out shows on London’s West End, packed houses at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, New Zealand International and Melbourne Comedy Festivals - on paper, it was a sure bet. In reality, it was a little lighter than I’d hoped.

Details: Rebekka Salmi; 17 October 2007

Art is an intellectual battle between two friends, Serge and Marc. They are fighting over the purchase of a rather simple painting, its worth and its meaning.