Author: Chloe White
Review: Anthropology Is A Pensive AI Tech Thriller
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★★★★☆ Anthropology is the comprehensive, scientific study of humanity. But what happens when AI turns that lens on us? VOX Productions and PIP Theatre have created a gut-wrenching, pensive AI tech thriller that will hook both tech lovers and sceptics alike. Written by Lauren Gunderson, the play’s inventive and original…
Review: The Riddle Of Washpool Gully Dead Puppet Society
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★★★★☆ Dead Puppet Society has revived their acclaimed production, The Riddle of Washpool Gully, and it arrives at QPAC as part of its national tour. Originally created by Terrapin Puppet Theatre in association with Dead Puppet Society, The Riddle of Washpool Gully is aimed at ages 6+, and is guaranteed…
Review: Nell Gwynn Is A Witty Restoration Romp Bursting With Joy
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★★★★½ ‘Pretty, witty, Nell.’ Based on true events, Nell Gwynn, by playwright Jessica Swale, is a light-hearted, witty and clever farce, presented by the third year Bachelor of Acting students at the Queensland Conservatorium, Griffith University. Nell Gwynn was known as King Charles’ most popular mistress in the 17th century,…
Film Review: The Testament Of Ann Lee Dances Towards Salvation
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★★★★½ A celibate religious movement from the 1700s may not sound like compelling subject matter for a musical biopic, but The Testament of Ann Lee starring Amanda Seyfried proves otherwise, presenting a female leader whose conviction and force would shake even today’s world. Premiering at the Venice Film Festival in…
