Perth Reviews
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- Julia Hern
The Briefs boys are always going to show you a good night of circus, comedy and burlesque with balls.
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- Sarah Green
Watching toned bodies casting rhythmic shadows on the limestone cliff face and a backdrop of stars framing the performance, all with a glass of wine in hand, Ballet at the Quarry is always a euphoric experience and the opening night of 2016 did not disappoint.
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- Claire Condry
Callan introduced the show with mock serious denials that there would be ”no dancing like last year’s Fringe show. None! Because it made him look dumb and people were laughing at him not with him, and he could tell the difference.”
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- Julia Hern
Gillian Cosgriff walks out onto stage wearing a moon suit and helmet, but you won’t believe what she’s wearing underneath! (That’s called clickbait and I hope she’s very proud of me for including it in my review).
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- Julia Hern
Stuart Lightbody brings his magic show, Devilish back to the Perth Fringe this year, but despite the name, there’s nothing sinister about his performance.
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- Claire Condry
Georgie Carroll is a nurse and delights in recounting the extraordinary events that are apparently everyday occurrences in various departments of large hospitals, in Australia and possibly worldwide.
McAlinden shows great promise and is a talented writer, her material was excellent.
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Tivoli Lovely takes us down memory lane and pays homage to the hard working entertainers that performed live staged variety shows from 1893 to 1960s.