Midnite Youth Theatre Company have launched a new show and Erin Hutchinson finds it an exceptional example of emerging talent.
Author Archives: Erin Hutchinson
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Anne Millar and David Wickham – a very French affair
27 January 2022
Chanteuse Anne Millar takes us on a one-woman journey to 1930s Paris, and Erin Hutchinson finds it is one for the avid Francophile.
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Laura Davis – comedian captures this moment in time
27 January 2022
Laura Davis makes her return to Fringe after an international foray, and Erin Hutchinson welcomes her style of “positive pessimism”.
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‘Briefs: Bite Club’ – back with added bite
20 January 2022
This revised version of Fringe favourites Briefs offers a tasty nibble and leaves Erin Hutchinson hungry for more.
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Cabaret comedy is cathartic
25 June 2021
Steven Oliver’s saucy “faboriginal fabaret” delights Erin Hutchinson, with its mix of light and shade.
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A blonde moment you won’t object to
18 April 2021
Large audiences packed Crown Theatre for the bubbly premiere of an all-local production of Legally Blonde the Musical, says Erin Hutchinson.
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Into the Australian woods
31 March 2021
WAAPA’s Australianised Into the Woods is an adventurous adaptation that didn’t quite hit the mark, says Erin Hutchinson.
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Music as call for change
5 March 2021
Erin Hutchinson is transported by the loud and the quiet of Black Brass’s maelstrom of music, memory and storytelling.
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Highs and lows in ‘Art Feast’
5 March 2021
The Rechabite’s first foray into dining with a difference has potential, says Erin Hutchinson, but lacks bite.
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Circa’s Mozart thrills with fun and frolics
30 September 2020
Roll over Beethoven – it’s Mozart’s turn for some fast and funky moves set to an all-time hit score, as Erin Hutchinson and junior reviewer Pippa Turnbull discover.
