Media
CHOIR BOY
14 February – 11 March 2023
★★★★★ “Choir Boy delivers in every single way.” – Time Out
★★★★½ “[Darron] Hayes is a force to be reckoned with” – Theatre Thoughts
★★★★ “Hayes is a livewire Pharus: funny and sassy” – Sydney Morning Herald
★★★★ “It’s a privilege to see an international and local cast of this calibre come together. All deliver nuanced performances“. – Limelight
★★★★ “Hayes finds that aware self-discipline in a stunning performance that reaches into the hearts of the audience” – Stage Whispers
★★★★ “A poignant work of theatre “- Suzy Go See
“a heart wrenching gut punch of a powerhouse work of masterful theatre – so carefully crafted and performed with such passion, it is not hard to see why audiences are flocking to see this production.” – Arts Review
★★★★ “Darron Hayes, is an effervescent, superbly engaging lead. He’s complemented by brilliant supporting players” – Arts Hub
GIRL BAND
18 – 27 May 2023
★★★★
Warner has created six characters of terrific depth that weave their way through the familiar tropes of teen pop stardom. – Cultural Binge
Girl Band is a rock solid drama with great performances
★★★★ Girl Band is an important play, one that highlights how far the entertainment industry has to go – Limelight
Directed by Lucy Clements, Girl Band by Katy Warner is a wonderful satire on the music industry and pop culture – but it’s also a poignant exploration of power. – Theatre Red
[Girl Band] is smart, fresh, funny and moving, and while it criticises the pop machine, it loves the music. – Sydney Morning Herald
Girl Band is electrifying – Sydney Morning Herald
★★★★ “All the underling messages… explored with both irony and satire… do provide an entertaining night of live theatre.”
“Highly Recommended.” Sydney Arts Guide
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“It’s not just that directorial debuts don’t come any stronger than this, few productions of any sort do.”
★★★★½ – Sydney Morning Herald Guards at the Taj
★★★★ “Lady Tabouli is a remarkable achievement, both as play and production; and in the performances of the four actors. It’s an economically entertaining 90 minutes of acutely-observed and unflinching docu-drama.” – Diana Simmonds, Stage Noise
★★★★½ “A dazzling production that has you riding the roller-coaster plot with your jaw on the floor at the brazen, daring brilliance of the writing. It’s a play that feels fresh, fearless and very funny”. Jo Litson, Limelight White Pearl
★★★★ White Pearl “It’s funny, insightful and packed with extraordinary erudition about the slang of diverse Asian cultures.” John Shand, The Sydney Morning Herald
★★★★½ Jesus Wants Me for a Sunbeam is potent work, its pivot-point being Wol’s moment of blind fury at the injustice of her fate. Truman plays this with such heartbreaking conviction that you feel it shake the room to its core. John Shand – Sydney Morning Herald
★★★★ “A drama of big ideas. Stolen is both original and ambitious.” Daily Review
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