
When Director Peter Houghton, described the MTC’s latest offering, The Boy at the Edge of Everything as “part odyssey, part science-fiction and ALL comedy” he nailed it.

As an introduction into palaeontology and exploration of the rich history of life on planet earth this show is a must see.

Superb vocalists and long-time friends, Ali Bodycoat and Libby Hammer teamed up to present a lovely songbook of Gershwin co-compositions.

The dialogue tends towards pedantic in areas and there are perhaps moments of conversation that could be replaced with some subtle blocking or intriguing subtext.

West Australian comedian Sophie Joske wants to share her experience and knowledge of what it means to become a proper grown up.

This is cheeky Chekhov, set in a contemporary rural Russia that is alarmingly alike contemporary country Australia, its characters redolent of Muscovites on the Murrumbidgee.

I may not know who these Barbaroi were, but I really enjoyed seeing them strut their stuff in this intimate space at The Gasworks. Great night out.