Sound & Fury’s Lord of the Thrones was, as expected, a crossover of The Lord of the Rings and Game of Thrones. However, instead of the dramatic fantasy approach that both productions depict, Sound & Fury took a comedic route. Warning the audience that the performance would inevitably be “less theatre and more stand-up comedy with a plot”, Richard, Patrick, and Ryan chose […]

ART & DESIGN INTERVIEW WITH GRACE LILLIAN LEE Alexia Brehas Grace Lillian Lee is a fashion designer and curator who is bringing Indigenous design to the forefront of the fashion industry. I had the honour of chatting to her about her work with the Cairns Indigenous Art Fair and the upcoming fashion performance as part […]

In what can only be summed up as ‘Heavy Metal and Electronic Circus’, The Barbaroi is a thrilling collection of tricks and techniques. The 60-minute show puts all its emphasis on the feats of its performers; exhibiting acrobatics, equilibristics, and the usual crowd favourites like juggling. The Barbaroi merges circus with other forms of physical theatre, with the introductory […]

Matt Lane and Danny Giles are overthinking it. Discussing anything from the powerful feeling of being the resident spider-killer to the pressure of keeping up the appearance of being a “man’s man”; this Sydney duo keep the audience entertained until the very end. Overthinking It, funnily enough, is a show about those kind of situations that get […]

One of Australia’s best comedians returns to the Fringe with her new show Dogmatic. Hannah Gadsby maintains her signature form of dry humour in a lighter, self confessed ‘no-woes’ comedy show with many hilarious stories from start to finish. Gadsby has based her performance on Taylor Swift’s 1989 tour, with lighting and costume changes, speeches and multimedia scenes abound, as […]