Reviews

Trevor Ashley's particular brand of drag performance (and his tastelessly over-ripe vocal style) will probably seem like pure pleasure to many, and to be sure, his comic banter begins the show on a thrillingly confident and ingratiating note. His enthusiasm here is infectious, and he knows that bawdy jokes, well delivered, can feel thoroughly liberating to an audience

Just met somebody? Out of love, or in the best relationship of your life? Well thankfully, in the name of the father, the love struck son and the divorce culprit, The Love God is here to help. 

Anthony Harkin’s cabaret Dedications strings together multiple love stories and heartaches via Richard Mercer’s radio program Love Song Dedications. Six characters who find themselves in and out of love call in and request a song to be shared to the nation as a means to share their story. 

A thought-provoking play that looks at boundaries, trust and monogamy between three married couples. When friendships become more intimate it sets off a myriad of topics all centering on the subject of sex. Director Erik Strauts pushes the boundaries in this tale. Peppered with many one liners and jaw dropping encounters, this production makes for a lively night at the theatre.

Maude and Annie Davey are legends and just about everything they do is worth catching and Retro Futurismus is no exception.