Reviews

On a black set, on an unlit stage, solo performer Rebecca Price, dressed in an old style diving helmet and gear, and weighed down with chains, goes through a daily routine.

An interesting exploration of living life in the abyss, with the weight of the world on your shoulders.

An essentially wordless performance piece, except for the well constructed audiovisuals, it is underscored by emotive old-style jazz. Some of the narration on the film is difficult to discern, but this does not detract from the message. 

A Rhapsody in Red is a sweet, sexy and strange tribute to the 1960s, featuring three fabulous performers with amazing voices, top notch choreography and great warmth. Presented by The Wicked Stage and starring The CoverGirls, it is an instruction guide to finding a husband, and living life as a modern sixties girl.

Murder Mystery History is part local tour, part history lesson, a little bit of a ghost hunt, has some great tales of murder and features fabulous storytelling from a talented actress.

Christie Strauss leads a group through Northbridge and the Perth Cultural Centre, telling tales of crimes and killing. An excellent and expertly researched raconteur, Christie’s theatrically delivered stories had the audience enthralled by the murder, mayhem and mystery that occurred in supposably sleepy Perth. This is site specific theatre as well as a tour.

If you have ever wanted to see Impromptunes - The Completely Improvised Musical, but have been unable to get a ticket, this year may be your chance. This very popular Fringe World show is playing at The Gold Digger, a great venue, with stadium seating, which means you are close to the action, with a great view.