Category: Theatre Reviews – Archive

November 23, 2019 / Theatre Reviews - Archive

Drama Theatre, November 5 6.5/10 It’s why corporate-speak extols the term “team”. We humans find collaboration exhilarating when it works, and mounting a show together  is among the biggest highs of all. The ultimate magic of Louis Nowra’s 1992 play is its ability to communicate this joy, and then compound…

November 21, 2019 / Theatre Reviews - Archive

Reginald Theatre, November 2 6/10 Sixteen years after The Underpants of Steve Martin dropped at Belvoir St (soon after premiering in New York), it seems a curious play to revive. It’s a free adaptation of Carl Sternheim’s rather racy – for 1910 – farce, Die Hose, and you can almost…

November 8, 2019 / Theatre Reviews - Archive

Lennox Theatre, October 26 8.5/10 You know that feeling when you’re standing on a cliff, and are drawn inexorably a little closer to the edge, and then a little more, and then… This play is like that. It’s all edge, no safety-net. Daring and a touch dangerous, its sense of…