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Three Days of Rain Brings a Downpour of Questions

SUDS' 'Three Days of Rain' does not disappoint

September 10, 2017 Erin Jordan and Nicolette PT
Reviews //

Review: Before Lysistrata

Montague Basement's latest is a refreshing exploration of an Ancient Greek comedy

July 18, 2017 Georgia Tan
white text, black background, pink triangle after the SILENCE = DEATH Act Up ! Fight AIDS posters. Text: a line of the poem "September 1, 1939", by W. H. Auden, that Larry Kramer insists accompany every production/program of The Normal Heart. WE MUST LOVE ONE ANOTHER OR DIE.
Culture // Representation

A not-review of The Normal Heart

Even — or especially — in student theatre, representation matters

June 8, 2017 Robin Eames
Reviews // SUDS

Welcome to the 80s at Hazelwood Jr. High

David Lynch meets John Hughes

May 25, 2017 Alex Bateman
Reviews // SUDS

Unidentified Human Remains, Identified SUDS Innovation

SUDS’ latest production is slick and macabre

May 5, 2017 Harriet Jane
Culture, Reviews // SUDS

SUDS’ ‘Sublimation Part One’ is thought-provoking and entertaining

Student theatre goes Freudian in this compilation show

April 10, 2017 Jamie Weiss
"live young die biscuit"
Reviews //

Backstage in Biscuit Land: A look at the people working to make Sydney’s theatre scene a lot more inclusive

One company is single handedly making Sydney’s theatre scene a lot more inclusive

April 4, 2017 Julia Gregoratto
Culture, Reviews // MUSE

Campy and ridiculous, MUSE’s Grease is the most fun you’ll have in student theatre

As director Laura Balboni takes her audience on a field trip to Rydell High, there is certainly no lack of enthusiasm from the cast of MUSE’s Grease

March 23, 2017 Cameron Gooley
Reviews // Suds Summer Season

SUDS Presents: A Menagerie

Hayden Tonazzi and Phoebe Clark left the show confused as to whether they played their part right, but wanting more nevertheless

December 18, 2016 Phoebe Clark and Hayden Tonazzi
Reviews //

When theatre becomes foreplay

Elijah Fink and Victoria Zerbst are two horny bastards who have co-opted this journalistic opportunity for their own romantic gain.

December 9, 2016 Victoria Zerbst and Elijah Fink

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