Review – Canvases
A combination of contemporary dance, live art and video art, this performance piece was well-paced and specific while remaining open to interpretation.
A combination of contemporary dance, live art and video art, this performance piece was well-paced and specific while remaining open to interpretation.
The Victorian Supreme Court is not the kind of place you would immediately think of as a theatre venue, but it’s rather fitting that it would be the performance space for Bottled Snail’s production of 12 Angry Men.
If the Romans had it right, all we need in life is bread and circuses. I had a sandwich before seeing circus-cabaret mash-up Papillon and was thus halfway to a fulfilling life. That’s about as close as I got.
Aside from the fact that she is incredibly musically gifted, her easy-going, lightly self-deprecating humour draws the audience in and leaves them audibly sighing for more. Literally.
Emily Tomlins gives an astounding performance as the troubled, stuttering, androgynous Đ (pronounced ‘dj’), swinging from mood to mood with intensity and depth through an excitingly devastating emotional journey.
We are all victim to temptation; even if our heads are purple and made of felt.
Get your running shoes on; a gripping, funny, original, suspenseful piece of theatre that should not be missed.
Who would have thought that a sci-fi black comedy about a malfunctioning sex-bot could go so deep?
This is exactly the sort of theatre the Fringe is for: small, crafted, ambitious, glamorous, dark, magical and profound.
Tony’s performance was word perfect and engaging… The characters of his past were brought to life on the stage before us with poetic beauty; their flaws and their foibles amounting to loveable one-of-a-kind personalities.
If you’re a young woman who walks home alone at nighttime do not see this play. Its message: you will be captured and killed, your housemates will smoke all of your Champion Ruby, and you will be replaced by a guy who drinks all the soy-milk.
There is seriously something wrong with you if you don’t want to see two sexy scantily clad women with amazing pins and pipes singing smut.
Sweet, grounded and self deprecating, this show is for all those who, even out of their twenties, are a little shy and unsure of themselves.
At first squizz, you could be forgiven for thinking this was a comedy. While three old tipsy sheilas do provide comic relief between the tears of a family tearing itself apart, this is very much a deadset drama that cuts right through the crap.
Space Encounters is a delightful little musical, entertaining and thoughtful, with enough going on at all levels to keep the family entertained.