Perth Reviews
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- Sarah Wells
This play is at its heart a work of humanity and pathos, uniting us with those things we are all thinking, but cannot always voice.
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- Sarah Wells
“Don’t ever tell me again you can’t write,” said Joan Didion’s husband to her on her birthday; the last birthday, in fact, that they would ever spend together.
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- Simonne Michelle-Wells
It was a rather eclectic programme with generous lashings of in-jokes amongst the who’s who of the Perth theatre scene, on stage and in the audience.
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- Simonne Michelle-Wells
Sometimes, just sometimes, you are fortunate enough to see a theatre show that leaves you changed at the end of it.
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- Anna Locke
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- Simonne Michelle-Wells
There is a surety and deftness to the way in which Cribb marries beautiful lyrical prose with sparse colloquial language, and in The Haunting there are moments of sheer brilliance.
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- Simonne Michelle-Wells
The History of Glass is an intriguing piece of installation art. The idea of it is brilliant, in fact; it’s just the execution that leaves a little to be desired.
McAlinden shows great promise and is a talented writer, her material was excellent.
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Tivoli Lovely takes us down memory lane and pays homage to the hard working entertainers that performed live staged variety shows from 1893 to 1960s.