Theatre Reviews Perth

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 Kate O'Sullivan There’s a reason Briefs is always one of the first names that comes up when people ask what to see at Fringe World each year. That trademark high energy is firmly intact, and The Works proves that even in their 18th year, Briefs Factory knows exactly how to throw a party. The show is well structured, flowing smoothly from stunning aerial work into clowning, drag and burlesque and back again. A special mention should go to Matthew Pope, whose beaut

Reviewed by Kate O'Sullivan "him, him and me" at The Red Room in Leederville is a warm, easy going improvised show. Using the "pretty flower" or "spokane" format, the performers establish a central scene and then jump through flashbacks and side moments that add depth without losing the central thread and characters. These flashbacks are particularly well chosen and well timed, enriching the story, and escalating the premises, rather than interrupting it. Strong scene painti