REVIEW | Love, Lust, Lost

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Love, Lust, Lost A Theatrical Odyssey of Epic Proportions Reviewed by Brendan Daynes In the vast landscape of contemporary theatre, where innovation often takes centre stage, Love Lust Lost by Broad Encounters emerges as a radiant supernova of creativity, storytelling prowess, and… Read Article

REVIEW | FAE

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  FAE A Journey into the Abyss Reviewed by Brendan Daynes On the last day of winter, Chapel off Chapel opened its doors and an audience gathered for a night of artistic exploration at the hands of the Lion Heart Dance Company. FAE, the latest creation from Director and Producer Benjam… Read Article

REVIEW | This Is Going To Be Big

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This Is Going To Be Big A Heartfelt Triumph of Inclusivity and Adolescent Aspiration Reviewed by Brendan Daynes In the realm of cinematic storytelling, there are films that entertain, films that inspire, and then there are films like This Is Going To Be Big. Director Thomas Charles Hyla… Read Article

REVIEW | Creature

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Creature Choreographic Brilliance Meets Cinematic Mastery in Creature Reviewed by Brendan Daynes In the heart of the icy expanse, where the chilling winds whisper tales of isolation, Creature is a breathtaking marvel that melds movement and emotion into a symphony of theatrical bri… Read Article

REVIEW | Theatre Camp

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Theatre Camp Full of Laughter, Nostalgia, and Over-the-Top Drama Reviewed by Brendan Daynes Amid the sun-kissed panoramas of upstate New York sits AdirondACTS, a captivating refuge for budding artists, offering an enchanting experience that bridges the worlds of theatre and camar… Read Article

REVIEW | Escalator

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Escalator Escalating Excellence: A Glimpse into Melbourne’s Vibrant Dance Landscape Reviewed by Brendan Daynes In a display of innovative movement and artistic expression, Stephanie Lake Company’s debut season of Escalator is a kaleidoscope of emotions, stories, a… Read Article

REVIEW | 4/4

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4/4 by Chunky Move Fluid Beauty Unveiled: 4/4 by Chunky Move Offers a Soothing Symphony of Movement Reviewed by Brendan Daynes 4/4 is a mesmerising and soothing experience that washes over audiences in the Malthouse Theatre like waves of tranquility, embracing them in a dance of rhythm… Read Article

REVIEW | Galah

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Galah A Riotous Masterpiece of Hysterical Absurdity and Electrifying Talent Reviewed by Brendan Daynes Audiences were both utterly mesmerised and joyfully bewildered as Galah took centre stage, delivering a masterclass in the art of hilariously absurd cabaret. Devised by the extr… Read Article

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