Brisbane Reviews

Details: Erin White; 20 May 2007

This otherworldly clarity, which breaks down language barriers and reforms new connections with the audience, is not only due to the intensity of the music, but also to the skill of the performers themselves.

Details: Amy Hyslop; 19 May 2007

Based on local author Rebecca Sparrow’s prequel to The Girl Most Likely, The Year Nick McGowan Came To Stay is an affectionate musical ode to growing up in Brisbane in the 80’s.

Details: Erin White; 16 May 2007

I don’t think I have seen this many young, fun, excited under 30-year-olds at a theatre production ever.

Details: Erin White; 09 May 2007

The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged) is incomparably funny, outstandingly witty and deliciously bad Shakespeare.

Details: Erin White; 05 May 2007

QTC’s Hamlet as a performance, while good, doesn’t quite live up to its awesome expectations.

Details: Bree Hadley; 01 May 2007

Dancer James Cunningham uses a combination of dance and data projection to draw the audience into a strange new perceptual space.

Details: Erin White; 20 April 2007

Lotte’s Gift is beautiful, enchanting, humourous and heartbreaking. It is what any good play should be. But it is more than just good. This performance, is inspiring.

Details: Erin White; 01 April 2007

Ibsen’s theatre revolution changed theatre to something that was art and not just entertainment. QTC’s production of this Ibsen classic, was not even entertaining.