1 Mar 2024
The Tin Shed at the Wheatsheaf Hotel is a perfect venue for the mainly acoustic sounds of Fred Smith and band. Fred has had a few different stages to his life…
1 Mar 2024
Compared to many places in the world Australian winters are pretty pathetic. If you’re a fan of winter and come from the northern climes as Jane Phegan does…
28 Feb 2024
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28 Feb 2024
Blue is the colour of the ocean. It is also the colour associated with depression. You also turn blue when starved of oxygen when you drown. These are central…
27 Feb 2024
Nick Robertson’s show is billed as storytelling rather than stand-up comedy but it is laugh out loud funny all the same. Rather than a series of unrelated jokes…
27 Feb 2024
After being asked at the eleventh hour to review this show, I arrived slightly later than I planned, and was pleasantly surprised to see a huge line waiting to…
26 Feb 2024
Even her name Melody Rachel already signals that she leaves her options open. She playfully offers us choices in a range of standard opposites. The audience are…
26 Feb 2024
On arrival the hall jingled with anticipation as children put on their bell-lined wristbands; an early invitation to join Imogen’s sensory journey.
26 Feb 2024
The Hazara are one of the many ethnic groups that make up the population of Afghanistan. They in particular have been subject to harassment and violence since…
25 Feb 2024
There’s a lot to like about Cal Williams Jr’s A History Of Early Bob Dylan but it wasn’t without a few hiccups. The venue was declared ‘dry’ after the local…
25 Feb 2024
There is a whiff of Laurel and Hardy and other great comedy duos about this duo comprised of two close friends from the same city in England, but their humour…
24 Feb 2024
Lucy Gransbury doesn’t even make it to the stage before she has the audience laughing out loud. In an inspired piece of audience participation Dorothy Parker…