REVIEW – Bedside Manners, TSV Little Theatre
byWould you like to stay in Green or Blue? Bit of a warning Blue is VERY Blue. I had the pleasure of watching the…
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Bedside Manners is A Little Fawlty
byWhen you think British Hotel Manager trying desperately – albeit terribly – to juggle the comings and goings of his colourful guests, it’s likely…
REVIEW: The Blood of Kings, Theatre iNQ
byTo mark it’s 10th Anniversary this year, Townsville’s Theatre iNQ is presenting a season of epic proportions – staging Company Director Terri Brabon’s own…
WTF is FOOAP? (Everything you should know)
byWhat on earth is FOOAP? FOOAP stand for the Festival of One Act Plays and gives Directors and Performers a chance to present short,…
REVIEW: Beauty and the Beast, Burdekin Singers
byIt’s a tale as old as time: Girl meets Beast, Beast takes Girl captive; Girl escapes; Girl gets attacked by wolves; Beast saves Girl;…
Townsville reps head to World Fringe Congress
byTownsville City Council officials responsible for delivering the City’s inaugural North Australian Festival of Arts (NAFA) last year will represent Townsville’s Northern Fringe Festival…
Theatre iNQ Celebrates Double Digits
byTownsville’s professional theatre company, Theatre iNQ is celebrating it’s 10th year in 2020. The Company, led by Terri Brabon and Brendan O’Connor, has had…
REVIEW: Mamma Mia! by Townsville Choral Society
byI’ve never really been an ABBA fan. Their campy, bubble-gum-esque tunes usually drive me to switch off the radio, vacate the dancefloor or roll…
Whoa Mamma! This should be fun.
byThere are some musicals steeped in expectation: Les Miserables, Cats, The Lion King. They’re shows whose reputations transcend the confines of a theatre, reaching…
REVIEW: The Father, Townsville Little Theatre
byEven the most trying moments in our lives are interspersed with absurdity and levity. This is the truth most beautifully captured in Townsville Little…