Fremantle-based musician Lucky Oceans loves pushing the pedal steel guitar in new directions and he does just that in “Ballads, Banksias and Beauty”.
Tag Archives: Fringe World 2020
Reviews
Hi-tech and Insta-ready
24 January 2020
Swept up in the sensory overload of Sirqus Alfon’s I Am Somebody, Craig McKeough finds it a life-affirming experience.
The Festival Sessions
Charm in simplicity
22 January 2020
The setting is Rome, the date May 3, 1938, the day that Hitler visited Mussolini. But the drama of A Special Day focuses on a chance encounter between two ordinary people.
The Festival Sessions
The end of the world, rock style
22 January 2020
What better way to tell a story about the end of the world than a rock’n’roll cabaret show with plenty of Ziggy Stardust and a nod to Nick Cave?
Reviews
Myth, music and magic
22 January 2020
In STYX, Nina Levy finds herself taken on a richly textured journey into memory, myth and loss.
The Festival Sessions
Musical theatre with heart
21 January 2020
Musical theatre doesn’t have to be purely escapist says Joshua James Webb, director of new contemporary musical Kiss, which will make its world premiere at Fringe World 2020.
Reviews
Pub show has feel-good factor
21 January 2020
Rosalind Appleby says Choir of Man is a winner with its mix of friendly welcome, pop ballads and sizzling showbiz.
The Festival Sessions
Fresh food and feminism
21 January 2020
Set on the shelves of a supermarket, BITE ME, by emerging local playwright Sian Murphy, takes a playful approach to sparking a conversation about the male gaze.
Reviews
Back-seat dramas
21 January 2020
A power-packed cast really delivers for award-winning playwright Izzy McDonald in French Over, says David Zampatti.
Reviews
Brave and heartfelt
21 January 2020
Surveying the ways in which young people are navigating the world today, WAYTCo’s ‘Body Rights’ is guaranteed to sell out, writes Jenny Scott.
