Tag "Harbour Theatre"
‘Be My Baby’ reviewed by Gordon the Optom
‘Be My Baby’ was the first play written by the Nottingham-born, freelance journalist, Amanda Whittington. She wrote this astute and challenging play when still in her mid-thirties. Despite the tragic topic, it is a wonderful blend of suffering, beautiful lyrics
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‘A Love Affair’ reviewed by Gordon the Optom
‘A Love Affair’ is a semi-autobiographical play by American TV scriptwriter, Jerry Mayer. It is a community theatre production by Fremantle’s Harbour Theatre Group, who after 51 years in Fremantle, are now performing at their temporary home the Camelot Theatre,
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‘Café Brosse’ reviewed by Gordon the Optom
Award winning director, Nicola Bond, has chosen a wonderful cast who have given their all to this play. They have extracted every funny situation and given the best possible delivery. There is a running (tedious) joke about the student travellers and brushes, hence the name of the café being Brosse (French for brush).
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‘Ghost Writer’ reviewed by Gordon the Optom
‘Ghost Writer’ is a very funny, haunting, farcical whodunit by David Tristram. Tristram, who was born in Dudley in the West Midlands, was a copywriter until his mid-twenties. He formed a theatre company, before writing a couple of dozen very
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‘The Season at Sarsaparilla’ reviewed by Gordon the Optom
This insight to the occupants of the suburb is fascinating and has you in curious suspense as to the next happening. A very good production of an Australian classic. Highly recommended – if you can get a ticket.
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