Cultural Binge – Independent Theatre Reviews

Category: Theatre

  • Gundog ★★★

    Gundog ★★★

    Written by Simon Longman. King’s Cross Theatre. 3 – 18 Mar, 2023. Simon Longman’s acclaimed play, Gundog, paints a grim picture of rural life in the UK as one family falls apart over time – the victims of circumstance, mental illness and economic desperation. It’s a gruelling story and definitely not for everyone. Sisters Becky…

  • Comfort, Spin, Travel ★★★★

    Comfort, Spin, Travel ★★★★

    Written by Lu Bradshaw. Meraki Arts Bar. 24 Feb – 11 Mar, 2023. Read my review over on The Queer Review.

  • King ★★★★★

    King ★★★★★

    Shaun Parker & Company. Seymour Centre in association with Sydney WorldPride. Feb 28 – Mar 4, 2023. Read my full review on The Queer Review.

  • Briefs: Dirty Laundry ★★★1/2

    Briefs: Dirty Laundry ★★★1/2

    Created by Briefs Factory. Seymour Centre in association with Sydney WorldPride. Feb 28 – Mar 4, 2023 Read my full review on The Queer Review.

  • Feminazi ★★★★★

    Feminazi ★★★★★

    Written by Laneikka Denne. Belvoir St Theatre Downstairs. 25a 22 Feb – 11 Mar, 2023. Read my full review on The Queer Review.

  • Sex Magick ★★★★

    Sex Magick ★★★★

    Written by Nicholas Brown. Griffin Theatre Company. 17 Feb – 25 Mar, 2023. Part of Sydney WorldPride. Read my review over on The Queer Review.

  • Gentlemen Prefer Blondes ★★★1/2

    Gentlemen Prefer Blondes ★★★1/2

    Music by Jule Styne. Lyrics by Leo Robin. Book by Anita Loos and Joseph Fields. Hayes Theatre. 16 Feb – 18 Mar, 2023 Read the full review on The Queer Review.

  • Opera Up Late ★★★★

    Opera Up Late ★★★★

    Dame Joan Sutherland Theatre. Sydney Opera House. 18 & 23 Feb, 2023. Part of Sydney WorldPride 2023. Read my full review on The Queer Review.

  • The Resistance ★★★★

    The Resistance ★★★★

    Written by Kip Chapman. Australian Premiere. Australian Theatre for Young People. Rebel Wilson Theatre. 16 Feb – 11 Mar, 2023. Plays about the climate crisis have tended to be didactic and dull so far. It’s hard to make drama about a slow-moving disaster coming our way. The Resistance at ATYP turns focus onto the youth…

  • CAMP ★★★1/2

    CAMP ★★★1/2

    Written by Elias Jamieson Brown. Siren Theatre Co and Seymour Centre in association with Sydney WorldPride. World Premiere. 15 Feb – 4 Mar, 2023. Read my full review on The Queer Review.