Toasting Aussie Theatre

Lady Windermere’s Fan is an energetic portrayal of Oscar Wilde’s first big hit. Director Jess Davis’ adaptation of this Bridgerton/Gossip Girl-type story of the scandalous lives of London’s elite is an entertaining production.

It’ll have you laughing, crying and sitting on the edge of your seat from beginning to end – but it’s up to you to say whether it’s because of what’s happening on stage, or because of what New Theatre’s ‘The Spook’ says about Australia’s political future.

Don’t have time to read the full review? Click here for a quick summary of the who, what, where and wine of this production. In Elsinore, Denmark, Hamlet is mourning the death of his father and depressed and outraged at the quick marriage of his mother to Hamlet’s uncle Claudius. When the ghost of his…

Wearing chef’s whites on top and grey trackpants on the bottom, Chef admires a ripe peach and wonders why anyone would try to improve something rendered perfect in nature

With a stage adorned in bubblegum pink and blue and an Australia Post Box, characters that are both endearing and enraging, and a timely political plot that belongs as much in 2022 as it did in 2017, Taz vs The Pleb is a story that deserves to be heard.

Don’t have time to read the full review? Click here for a quick summary of the who, what, where and wine of this production. Review Aedan’s girlfriend Monica is missing, presumed dead, and Aedan is the only suspect of the crime. Trapped in an AI program that creates a robotic replica of Monica, called a…

SIX the Musical is a cheesy and sassy and utterly euphoric show, unapologetically harnessing the wonderful elements of feminism and femininity young women are so often criticised for as the source of its immense strength and global success – pop music, sparkles, and the slightly heavy-handed messages of female empowerment.

e’s a certain feel that imbues the classic American story. Nostalgia for the long-lost American dream, big skirts and gruff men, and people of all different races and class cohabitating peacefully create a fantasy of a time that never was – one that was simpler, kinder. Bette