Joyously dark and devilishly hilarious, Bin Night is the debut full-length work of writer and director, Charlie Papps, and passion…
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SUDS has opted to end this year with a bang. More accurately, they’ve ended it with several, all in the…
Following The Academe Dream through SUDS’ time-travelling musical about student journalism.
Heat Lightning burns with intensity and emotion, with a cast of universally strong performances full of humour and vivacity that elevate Cardis and Johns’ direction.
Off-Offstage embodies amateur attitude with affection, but also a biting accuracy that alludes to a dark past with school theatre.
Dreams? Captured. Corporations? Stealing. Grief? Puzzling. Puppets? Puppets.
Creativity, femininity, and mental illness collide on a stage that would make Susan Sontag proud.
Don’t go into The Lamentable Tragedy of Titus Andronicus expecting a peaceful or palatable experience — the source material makes that unthinkable. But if you want to watch student performers tackle an undeniably challenging and confronting play with aplomb, you’d be well-advised to buy a ticket.
This is two hours of emotionally intimate theatre, capturing the joys and sorrows of family life.
Davies and Stafford should be proud of themselves and their team for creating such a painfully raw production that captures the awkwardness and difficulty of being young. Closing night is Saturday 21 May.
