Theatre Reviews Perth

Reviewed by Kate O'Sullivan Bond is back—only this time he has no script, no safety net, and very possibly no clue. 007 James Boned: The Unscripted Spy Parody is a gleefully silly, fully improvised take on the world’s most famous spy, created anew each night from an audience suggested title. What follows is a one-night-only 007 adventure that will never be seen again, which is very much part of the fun. The show opens with a strong parody of a classic Bond-style opening numb

Reviewed by Kate O'Sullivan Primal opens with a punchy group number that immediately sets the tone. It’s high-energy, physical and a little bit unhinged in the best Fringe way, and it’s worth noting that the ensemble work is a real strength of the show. Every group number feels successful and varied, giving the cast plenty of space to show different sides of their skill. The final group number is a particularly strong way to close the show, sparks and all, leaving the audienc

Reviewed by Rachel Doulton The formulas of storytelling have been tried and tested for centuries, and the modern Rom-Com is no different. Anatomy of a Rom-Com unpicks the markers of the genre that make up the classics. Our leading lady is Jessica, a neurotic young doctor whose hopeless romanticism doesn't seem to fit in the modern world of dating. With the help of a bartender, Drew, they hatch a plan to ensnare the attention of Jessica’s boss, a distinguished older surgeon. D