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Sex MagickPresented by Griffin Theatre CompanyReviewed by Jemima Sirtes  “Sexuality is Limitless. Gender is Limitless too” If there’s one thing th...

  Act Natural (staged reading)Written by Miso Bell. Presented by KXT and Fruit Box Theatre.Reviewed by Jemma Ryan  Miso Bell’s psychological thril...

  A quirky, new re-imagining of the classic taleReviewed by Hamish Stewart A Christmas Carol, presented by the Ensemble Theatre is a quirky new re...

GENEXT 여름 By Miah Tito-Barratt Imagine an event allowing young people to be kids and to share and create. An event with a stellar lineup of exhibi...

  ATL On Demand: Re-shaping the way we see Aussie theatreReviewed by Hamish Stewart As an avid theatre lover, you can’t help but want to...

  Tongue Tied  (Kings Cross Theatre – Directed by Sarah Hadley)Reviewed by Jemma Ryan  Content warning: sexual assault How far would you go in the...

  The Lovers - Love, Pop and Shakespeare! Reviewed by Hamish Stewart The Lovers, written and composed by Laura Murphy and presented by Bell Shakes...

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While the show is definitely moralistic, unafraid to make the audience reflect on their own nature, it is not devoid of the whimsy and humour that is characteristic of the Little Eggs Collective. Moments of lightness and laughter spliced into the tale showcase the cast’s talents in clowning, which is when I can feel just how glad they are to be making their work. Behind the seriousness and content requiring audience warnings  lies a true passion for craft that drives the performance style vigorously onward. 

In anticipating Symphonie Fantastique, one word I will give to it is dynamic. This show is surely going to be an excitement of many varieties. There are high highs and oozy cools, then, more than ever before, low lows and shades of darkness. When I didn’t understand what scene they were working on, I could tell by their sensibility how it was going to play out. There’s a bag and a half full of different moods hauled into this new work.