Perth Reviews

Details: Roberta Alves; 06 November 2007

Baby Boomer Blues | Perth Theatre Company

A typical household fight between a man/husband and a woman/wife that repeats itself every day as a recurrent condition is something generally unbearable to be witnessed

Details: Sarah Green; 31 October 2007

West Australian Opera transformed the setting to 1980s Sydney, which proved an interesting and lively interpretation of Giacomo Puccini’s famous opera.

Details: Anna Locke; 28 October 2007

Catchy beats, colourful costumes and slick choreography could not stop this performance of Cruisin’ from feeling like a high school production.

Details: Roberta Alves; 27 October 2007

I couldn't stop thinking that, although well written and poetic, the play is nothing more than that old cliché

Details: Anna Locke; 17 October 2007

Jane Austen’s Guide to Pornography will appeal to all theatre goers as it touches on universal themes

Details: Roberta Alves; 08 October 2007

Varekai is a Circus like the ones in my childhood, full of life, dream and humanity, and nowadays this is not something that we can dispose of.

Details: Amanda Tyler; 04 October 2007

Flatland is not necessarily a bad play – to read the script and interpret it for myself could be interesting – it’s just a slightly lazy attempt. It needed more "oomph".

Details: Amanda Tyler; 21 September 2007

Loveplay could be called Hate-play, Envy-play, Lust-play, Jealousy-play or Greed-play; all the emotions that aren’t always right to feel, but feel so good