Theatre Reviews Perth

Reviewed by Jordan D'Arcy The Wetness is self described as somewhere between theatre and performance art. When I think of Fringe World, The Wetness is exactly what comes to mind. The performance I attended was totally sold out, which was absolutely deserved. The ability of all three performers, Rose KB, Jack Caddy, and Hardil Singh, to capture the attention of the entire crowd so completely was incredible. There were significant periods of the performance where nothing was

Reviewed by Jordan D'Arcy Casey Filips: Virtuoso is an hour of somehow exactly what you expect when you walk into a FringeWORLD improv sketch comedy, and somehow also not at all what you thought you were walking into. Casey embodies the up and coming actor Tobias Finlay-Fraser as he persists through his 300-and-something-th audition. The audience becomes the audition panel and is, uh, treated to a very very thorough audition. Anyone that has ever been on an audition panel (or

Reviewed by Jordan D'Arcy Skinny puts a uniquely Australian twang on a story that unfortunatly, is not all that unique. Michelle Pearson is a performer from Adelaide, and began to write this show from her hospital bed after another surgery to fix different botched fixes from a procedure she undertook in her early twenties with the purpose of getting skinnier. This show boasts coming directly from a well-received off-Broadway debut, to make its Fringe World debut. Skinny is a