"Millennials like Jean grew up with Britney Spears. Over the course of an hour see how the princess of pop influenced Jean's life and how the connections shared between them lead to an unbelievable moment of self-discovery." The direction by David Shopland is well thought out. There are a couple of slightly odd moments where the choices don't completely land, but on the whole there is a nice, cohesive vision that is executed beautifully. The production knows exactly what kind

"Exploring the anxiety-fuelled existence of an Australian swing, this one-woman catastrophe follows an understudy who's put everything on hold for her moment in the spotlight. She'll do anything for the stage... no matter the cost. Subversive, silly and unflinchingly honest, The Understudy traverses jealousy, self-righteousness and the price of desire in a profoundly dark comedy that turns on a dime." The direction by Olivia Charalambous is mostly good. There is a clear sense

There are some shows where you spend the entire performance wondering how on earth they are managing to do what they are doing. Noted is very much one of those shows. A completely non-verbal, fast-paced visual comedy extravaganza packed with hand-drawn illustrations, live camera work, movement, music, and an almost absurd level of timing, this is theatre reduced to its most playful form. And somehow, it all works. The direction was brilliant. Everything feels perfected down t