In Review: Medusa at Loft at Q
Words Alysha Jensen photos Julie Zhu
Medusa will attack your senses, your emotions and all views you have on the power structures around us. Be prepared to be challenged on how you think theatre should be st...
9.3
In Review: Orientation
There’s something legitimately discomforting with the first half of Orientation.
It’s certainly not bad theatre; the music is sound, the lighting moody, and the acting … well, the acting. Maybe … no. The act...
7.6
In Review: Mrs. Krishnan’s Party
Review by Gayatri Adi
20 years on from Krishnan’s Dairy, Indian Ink brings back the same feel good comedy looking to push boundaries while touching on some real themes with Mrs. Krishnan’s Party. Directed by...
Interview: Playwright Sam Brooks discusses his latest play ‘Burn Her’
Sam Brooks is one of New Zealand's most exciting young contemporary playwrights. Known for his searing wit, snappy dialogue, and incisive commentary, the prolific playwright Brooks has won the Bruce Mason Award...
In Review: Cellfish
Review by Emily Joshua and Theo Lee
There are a lot of ways that a play centered around a Shakespeare-in-prison narrative could have gone. Cellfish eschews the obvious tropes and instead swings for the fence...
8
NZ International Comedy Festival In Review: Alex Williamson – So Wrong, It’s Wrong
Alex Williamson brought his new show SO WRONG, IT’S WRONG to New Zealand Comedy Festival this April.
Comedian, actor, online content creator, Alex ‘Shooter’ Williamson, has gained a multitude of fans through h...
CELEBRATE 5 YEARS OF Q THEATRE
Booze at a five year-olds birthday party may be frowned upon by much of civil society, but the 2nd of September will be an exception as Q Theatre celebrates its milestone fifth year anniversary with a shindig a...
In Review: Mahuika Theatre Company Production Of ‘Leilani’
The atmosphere was electric as Oliver Smith and I found our seats in 'The Loft' at Q Theatre. We were there to watch the world premiere of Mahuika Theatre Company’s debut production – Leilani.
Inspired by Co...
Award-Winning Choreographer Speaks For A Generation
Q Theatre’s 2016 Matchbox Season presents: Everything Anyone Ever Wanted
A dynamic theatrical dance work, Everything Anyone Ever Wanted explores the world through a restless and overwhelmed millennial perspect...