Review: The Deb – The Rebel Theatre (NSW)
With everything a young country bumpkin who’s moved to the city for musical theatre could ever want, The Deb is an absolute hoot. Read our full review here!
Sydney Theatre
Collab Review: City of Gold – Sydney Theatre Company (NSW)
In our very first collaboration with The Theatre Enthusiast, we’re featuring her City of Gold review! Read it in full here.
Review: RUNT – UnWrapped at the Sydney Opera House (NSW)
What happens to the runt of the litter? In this circus-ring cyclical work, we find out what it’s like to be little – in many senses of the word. To be small physically, socially, economically, and otherwise is to struggle. But not without joy; never without laughing at yourself along the way. Because sometimes if you don’t laugh, you’ll cry. Read the full review now.
Review: We All Have Bloody Thoughts –Sydney Comedy Festival (NSW)
If you too have a particular hatred towards capitalism, bosses who monitor your toilet time or stereotypes you fit in to, you may just find a night of catharsis in Greg Larsen’s hour of award-nominated comedy. Read our full review here!
Review: One Small Step – Sydney Comedy Festival (NSW)
Two things seem fundamental about Britton: she is warm, and she is glamorous. In short – a good host. Read our full review here!
Review: Tell Me Before the Sun Explodes – Kings Cross Theatre (NSW)
When the sun explodes, a countdown begins. Read our full review now!
Review: The Lies We Were Told – Shopfront Arts Co-Op (NSW)
The Lies We Were Told returns to the Shopfront stage, partnering with ATYP to bring you a performance of what it’s like to grow up – read our full review here!
Cheap thrills: Sydney theatre you need to see in May
Welcome to another Cheap Thrills! With the Melbourne Comedy Festival just gone, you might be feeling like you’re missing out on all the fun. But never fear – the Sydney Comedy Fest is just around the corner this May! And, as always, there’s plenty of other fun shows you can get to. Read May’s Cheap Thrills now!
Review: Breathing Corpses – Eye Contact Theatre Co at Kings Cross Theatre (NSW)
In London, three people are connected by a most disturbing discovery. What emotions and reactions come up afterward? Read our full review now!
Review: Light Shining in Buckinghamshire – Belvoir St Theatre (NSW)
The second play in Belvoir’s first repertory season, Light Shining in Buckinghamshire is the story of the revolution that could have been. Read the full review here.