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Kate Foy

Review: James and the Giant Peach – Harvest Rain Theatre Company at Cremorne Theatre QPAC

by Kate Foy 8 January 2012

Southbank was teeming with littlies yesterday. Of course, it’s summer time and school holidays so, apart from swimming and eating icecream on a hot Brisbane Saturday afternoon, there were lots of things to do – singing, mask-making, theatre-going and story-telling among them. I had lunch while a bunch of what looked like under-5s were jumping [...]

Shakespeare in the open air – a tale of three festivals

by Kate Foy 23 October 2011
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Brisbane Shakespeare Festival: Twelfth Night

Over the past couple of months I’ve been to three Shakespeare shows in public parks around south-east Queensland. Spring has sprung and it seems we can’t wait to get out and enjoy the best weather the new season has to offer in tandem with some of the works of our favourite [...]

Talking About What’s Good

by Kate Foy 18 October 2011
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UPDATE: This is the post Talk About What’s Good that started it all from my Twitter/World Theatre Day/2amt friend and theatre man Travis Bedard in Austin, Texas. If you tweet you’ll find him @travisbedard. Read it for the juicy prose and the kickstart that has seen some of us take to the keyboard. If you [...]

Review: Ruben Guthrie – La Boite Theatre at The Roundhouse

by Kate Foy 16 October 2011
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My local bottle department practically gives away the booze. Pop in any afternoon of the week and there’s almost always a tasting going on – handy little refreshments for drivers heading home after a hard day. The specials are stacked up in tempting piles round the shop. When I remark on the week’s ‘buy one, [...]

Review: No Man’s Land – Queensland Theatre Company & Sydney Theatre Company at Bille Brown Studio

by Kate Foy 23 September 2011
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The last time I was at the Bille Brown Studio some weeks back it was in an unholy mess – the lads and lasses from The Black Lung Theatre and Whaling Company had seen to that during the course of I Feel Awful. I wrote afterwards of feeling sorry for the stage management team who had [...]

Review: I Feel Awful – Black Lung Theatre and Whaling Firm at Bille Brown Studio

by Kate Foy 8 September 2011
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What a hoot this show is – a refreshingly anarchic romp that takes the piss out of theatre and itself; I think this lack of pretension in I Feel Awful is one of the things I liked most about it.
Whilst it is dedicated to the ‘late’ Michael Gow (he is no such thing – MG has never [...]

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