Theatre Reviews Perth

Reviewed by Kate O'Sullivan Campfire by Split Focus is a standout piece of physical theatre-meets-circus this Fringe. What begins as a straightforward overnight adventure quickly becomes something far more intense, driven by extraordinary physicality and confident, clear storytelling. This is some of the strongest storytelling through circus at Fringe in recent years. With barely a handful of spoken words across the hour, the story remains very easy to follow. The stakes are

Reviewed by Rachel Doulton Finding love in a small town means slim pickings, even slimmer when you are a queer woman. SMOKO presented by Big Truck Productions and Blue Room Theatre, is described as “high-vis glamour meets queer outback comedy” and is exactly that. Written and performed by Jasmine Story, this show delves into the dumps and trash-piles of self perception and self worth and makes us question our habits of consumption.  Beccy, played by Storey, after a long stint

Reviewed by Kate O'Sullivan Saturday Night DIVE  is gloriously loose, loud, and joyfully unpredictable — a late-night comedy show that thrives on chaos, crowd energy, and host Wyatt Nixon Loyd’s relentless ability to stir the pot in real time. From the opening moments, Wyatt sets the tone, pushing the room forward with charisma, quick instincts, and a willingness to follow whatever ridiculous tangent presents itself in the moment. The structure is intentionally fluid, shiftin