Theatre Reviews Perth

Reviewed by Kate O'Sullivan Darlington Theatre Players’ Jeeves at Sea  offers an enjoyable afternoon of P. G. Wodehouse whimsy, buoyed by an enthusiastic cast who clearly have a lot of fun with the material. Though the production occasionally struggles with clarity and pacing, the charm and commitment onstage ensure a light-hearted community-theatre romp. At the centre of the show is Patrick Derrig’s delightfully steady Jeeves. Derrig strikes the ideal balance between the unf

Reviewed by Kate O'Sullivan Koorliny Arts Centre’s Shrek the Musical is a joyful, vibrant production that embraces the story’s big-hearted goofiness with style and confidence. Playing to well-deserved capacity crowds, this community theatre staging looks and feels like a large-scale show, filled with colour, energy and plenty of charm. With a cast of 26 and an impressive design team behind them, the production delivers a hugely entertaining night out that leaves its audience

Reviewed by Kate O'Sullivan Reprise Theatre’s Final Two arrives with the promise of a campy queer comedy, and its premise is immediately delightful: two finalists on This Funny Feeling—a deliciously off-brand Bachelor-style dating show—accidentally unleash the ghost of a former contestant the night before the finale. As the supernatural chaos spreads through the slumbering set, the pair must track down the runaway spirit and confront the forces shaping their lives. It’s a cle