CJ Johnson’s one man show about controversial German actor Klaus Kinski is undoubtedly gripping. It’s a shame, then, that it’s all for the wrong reasons. Kinski’s life of violent sexual addiction is sure to shock, but when it comes in such an idolised package—when it is presented almost as something to be admired—it becomes much harder […]

Celia Pacquola’s stand up at Studio 7 in the Garden of Unearthly Delights will  put Fringe-goers at ease with their existential dread. Let Me Know How It All Works Out is a gleefully hypocritical takedown of psychics, palm-readers, and wearing amethysts in your bra. The star of Offspring and Utopia is relatable and egoless about […]

Lucy Ballantyne relives high school choir trauma (in the nicest possible way) at Menagerie's Hey Music! I [heart] You

Fans of Rozie's larrikin humour can expect the usual, Katherine Gillespie writes.

By Chantel Dyball COMEDY Stepping into the DeLuxe venue, the size being reminiscent of an actual office cubicle, one enters the amusing life of two call girls. Andrea Gibbs, a Perth comedy extraordinaire, and Janelle Koenig, another local talent, acting as Jacquie and Nat, offered a flipside to those so-often-so-very-terribly-irritating-bloody-survey-calls. The ladies presented an almost […]