WA Theatre Reviews & Database

‘William Shakespeare’s Long Lost First Play (abridged)’ is a riotous comedy scripted by Reed Martin and Austin Tichenor of The

‘Picasso’s Women’ is an adults-only selection of three very different aspects of the Spanish painter Pablo Picasso’s life, as experienced

‘Treasure Island’ is traditional British pantomime by the young Bristol playwright, Ben Crocker. It is being staged at The Garrick

‘The Naked Truth’ is an intimate comedy, described as being ‘The Calendar Girls’ go pole dancing. Written by Salford born

‘The 39 Steps’ is a madcap parody based on the 1915 dramatic novel ‘The Thirty-Nine Steps’ by Scottish Perth-born, historian

‘Blithe Spirit’ is one of Noël Coward’s most popular and funniest plays. Born in the last couple of weeks of

‘100 Reasons for War’ is an unusual style of play, written in 2015 by Hobart-born Tom Holloway. Although still only

‘Wait Until Dark’ was written by English playwright, screenwriter and lawyer, Frederick Paull Knott renowned for his intricate crime-related plots.

‘Anything Goes’ was a book written by P.G. Wodehouse that was adapted into a musical almost 90 years ago; with

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