Aquasonic is a sonic exploration of water and the effects produced when instruments are played though it. It is part concert, part performance art and totally hypnotic.
There’s a sense of anticipation as the curtain rises again on this classy looking OA production of Franz Lehár’s Merry Widow in the newly refurbished Joan Sutherland theatre at the Sydney Opera House.
All that glistens is not gold, it's largely green, as The Emerald City plays host to the Emerald City, in this glistening presentation of a bona fide classic.
It is rare to see a 100% standing ovation at the end of a show and then to see the whole audience swaying and singing to a song and dance like “Let’s Do The Time Warp Again”. But that’s The Rocky Horror Show for you.
Mamma Mia! has certainly set the tone for the New Year for Brisbane theatre goers. It promised to be “the party of the year” and it is.
Theatre is often the art of telling an old tale in a new way and sometimes we think we know all the story has to tell us until someone like author Peter Rothstein puts it differently.
A cast of seven use text, movement, and song to re imagine and topsy turvy Dickens' enduring story of avarice under attack, complete with geographical anomaly and anachronism amok.