Making its world premiere at Fringe World 2022, The Almost Completely Terrible Tale of Felicity Footin is a didactic fable that makes a mockery of the modern workplace.
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The Festival Sessions
‘She’s Terribly Greedy’ – glutton for punishment
17 January 2022
Inspired by Sylvia Plath’s The Bell Jar, She’s Terribly Greedy is a visually arresting foray into the mind of a young woman who can’t decide which path in life to follow.
The Festival Sessions
‘This Is Where We Live’ – a tale of young love and tragedy
10 January 2022
Drawing parallels with the ancient Greek legend of Orpheus and Eurydice, This Is Where We Live is a poetic and gritty exploration of first love tarnished by the grips of trauma and isolation.
The Festival Sessions
Patrick Livesey and Wil King get ‘DIRT’y
5 January 2022
Melbourne actors, writers and producers Patrick Livesey and Wil King are bringing their award-winning queer thriller DIRT to Fringe World 2022.
Reviews
Quirky metaphors mix mental and eco health
25 January 2019
Fringe World review: Public Service Announcement, Grace⋅ Blue Room Theatre, January 23⋅ Review by Xan Ashbury⋅ Grace is a quirky play tackling the serious issue of …
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Theatre: Implied Consent
6 August 2018
17 – 18 August @ The Actors’ Hub · Presented by: The Actors’ Hub · DO WE pretend we don’t understand consent to push our own …
Reviews
An absolute cracker
4 July 2018
Review: shake & stir theatre co, George’s Marvellous Medicine · State Theatre Centre of WA, 4 July · Review by Varnya Bromilow · Making children’s theatre is …
Reviews
Brave, intense, strange
5 March 2018
Perth Festival review: The Second Woman by Nat Randall and Anna Breckon · Perth Institute of Contemporary Art, 3 March · Review by Varnya Bromilow · How …
Reviews
The far side of expectations
25 February 2018
Perth Festival Review: The Far Side of the Moon, Robert Lepage · State Theatre Centre, 24 February · Review by Varnya Bromilow · Occasionally you’ll see …
Reviews
A tense and captivating ride
17 August 2017
Review: An Almost Perfect Thing, Gabrielle Metcalf – The Blue Room Theatre, 15 August – Reviewed by Claire Trolio – Three characters search for connection: an abductee, …
