Blame a fear of political correctness, fake news or Donald Trump, but dystopian fiction is having a moment and George Orwell’s almost-70-year-old classic is riding the wave, leaping to the top of the US Amazon bestseller list at the start of the year.
Stand-up comedy for the Insta-savvy crowd.
By my reckoning it must be 16 or more years since I last enjoyed a Perth evening in the company of Jimmy Webb.
When a relationship has become a battleground, can space swords keep a couple together?
From the outset the packed house was there to have fun and the applause almost raised the roof.
Intimate examination of a crack in a relationship that runs along the very line that should hold it together.
Plenty of unsolicited advice served up with an abundance of good intentions and slick dance moves in an entertaining performance.
Given the Monty-Python/Faulty Towers style humour it is little wonder that this show has enjoyed such popularity. The performances are all over-the-top and larger than life, accentuating the fact that this is the portrayal of amateur dramatics.
Last year’s show was so hysterically funny and in a more intimate venue the following show had a...
