Musical Review - A Chorus Line

We are treated to a smorgasbord of experiences, such as Diana Morales’ epiphany following a bad acting class, Kristine’s inability to sing and Val’s decision that a bit of plastic surgery can get you far.

Theatre Review - Grey Gardens

Grey Gardens, a musical adaptation of the 1975 documentary drama, achieved reasonable success on Broadway around five years ago, nabbing two Tony awards for its leading actresses.

Performer Interview - Katherine Amarant - Playing To Win

Web Wombat Theatre was lucky enough to catch up with one of Playing To Win's stars - Kathleen Amarant - who gives us a glimpse inside the world of OPTC's concert "Playing to Win".

Musical Reviews - Love Never Dies

The biggest improvement on show in this production is a reconstructed Act One. Love Never Dies now opens with the Phantom lamenting Christine’s loss in Til I Hear You Sing – easily the best song in the show.

Theatre Review - The Sum Of Us

The fact that the lead character is openly gay with his father’s support is almost of no significance to the story, an afterthought even.

Concert Interview - Playing To Win

With the theme 'superheroes', OPTC takes you on a adventure of heroic proportions through song. The concert takes you into a world where both Heroes and Villains are "Playing to Win".

Musical Reviews - Sweeney Todd : The Demon Barber of Fleet Street - Old Scotch Music and Drama Club

There are some strong vocal performances from David Schloeffel as Beadle Bamford and Ed Harcourt as Pirelli. All of these performances were reminiscent of melodrama stock characters, and provided comic and romantic relief.

Comedy Interview - Lou Sanz - Not Suitable For Children

Sean Lynch from Web Wombat Theatre caught up with the devishly funny comedian ahead of her Melbourne Fringe show "Not Suitable For Children".

Musical Reviews - Flowerchildren

The band, most renowned for their singles California Dreamin’ and Monday, Monday, enjoyed only short- lived success but their four-part harmonies remain iconic to this day.

Musical Reviews - Doris : So Much More Than The Girl Next Door

Near the start of the concert, Schneider announces that her performance is not an impersonation but rather a tribute to someone she has greatly admired throughout her life.

Theatre Review - Kismet

The story follows a lowly street poet who, after a series of coincidences, rises to the rank of Emir – in just one day.