Free Rain’s production of Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? demonstrates why Edward Albee’s play is regarded as an American classic.
Canberra Reviews
Arj Barker’s Let Me Do The Talking certainly gives value for money, with plenty of tear-wiping laughs sure to please his long-time fans.
The Clever Country is a clever play with a lot of unrealised potential.
Headliners tonight were Smart Casual, a two piece musical comedy act who've been doing the rounds of festivals and national radio in recent months.
Portraying a range of stories in a variety of mediums, The Girls is an engaging, if somewhat disjointed, performance.
As theatrical experiences go, this is among the most enjoyable I have ever had.
Every now and then a play comes along that leaves you feeling like you’ve just witnessed something important, but you’re not sure what.
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