Reviews

Sally Ford and the Idiomatics – Patrick Cronin and Michael Havir – fill the Space Theatre with a fusion of music, song, and spoken word, offering decades of musical style to underscore Ford’s observations through poetry and prose.

Koorliny Arts Centre’s production of Catch Me If You Can has been much anticipated, and is certainly living up to the hype. Featuring a stellar cast, this show has outstanding production values, looks great, sounds brilliant and is being very well received.

Performed on a multi-level set, which it will cleverly share with the upcoming production of Les Misérables, it is beautifully dressed and thoughtfully used. Costumes, under the supervision of head of wardrobe Lyn Leeder, are particularly impressive and transport us back to the 1960s.

WAAPA’s annual musical at the Maj Is an eagerly anticipated event. Performed by WAAPA Second and Third Year Musical Theatre students it is supported and crewed by WAAPA production and design students and features musical accompaniment predominantly by WAAPA students.

Reconcile is one of the most vulnerable pieces of theatre you will see this year. An autobiographical performance piece, performed by creator Boyname, it is a physical theatre work without words.

Sensitively choreographed by Bobby Russell, this performance art tells the story of a performer coming to terms with their own identity and body and finding queer self-acceptance. Boyname Is a trans-performance artist and their journey has obviously been a difficult one. While not easy watching, it is moving, with great impact.