Praising “80%” of Australians for their open-mindedness, Paco Erhard repeatedly highlights what's great about Australia (our diversity!) by giving us a gentle ribbing through the mind of his uber-German alter-ego. Anika Landy reviews.

Telling stories from her life up to thirty, Alana Minnelli delivers a raucous hour of anecdotal comedy that grapples with an eternal question: "Did you ever meet anyone you liked better than yourself?" Weaving Perth-specific humour with a Brooklyn bite and a healthy dose of self-love, Minnelli proves that honest comedy can only come from experience. Jaymes Durante reviews.

Spouse-swapping comedy Tinder Hearts is an amusing little romp that carries a moralistic message about the risks involved in trying to strengthen a marriage through ‘experimental’ means: worth a watch if you like raunchy comedy, but don’t expect to be blown away. A tentative swipe right. James Burnside reviews.

Wilting in Reverse throbs with lonely-hearted dream textures, aches over love and loss, and is obsessed with the silly yet sublime fragility of the earth and its silly yet sublime inhabitants. Kate Prendergast reviews.

Fr3e — an allegory of freedom and mental illness — reels you in with an unsettling vibe that’s truly fascinating to experience. Unfortunately, its performers can't burst through the heat and some undesirable sound issues to make the play work. Interesting premise, but a rather dull delivery. Jessica Clausen reviews.