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Tucked into the Dragon Gallery of the Chinese Museum, House of the Heart is a different sort of cabaret show to what Finucane & Smith generally deliver.
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If you liked the film you will thoroughly enjoy this production and if you never saw it but can appreciate deeply twisted intentions and noxious high schoolers, Cruel Intentions – The 90s Musical is for you.
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Claire Hooper is charming company. She has a nice line in self deprecating humour.
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After a disarmingly honest yet artfully articulated entrée regarding the elementary aspects of culinary craft and its eventual alimentary outcome, Chef presents us with course after course of discovery and disclosure.
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Having seen Damian Callinan several times before in widely varying roles I was keen to see this latest show, and as always, he did not disappoint.
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The clever use of props and the introduction of these props over the duration of an era help meld this performance into the sum total of its parts.
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Four of Perth’s premier vocalists proposed a toast to the most influential composer and lyricist of our generation.