a complex bitter-sweet tale with laughs generated by the fate of a 16-year-old who is dying.

This GCLT production is worth catching as the all-girl cast demonstrate that the notorious gender-gap is less prevalent in the creative arts

In the Gold Coast Little Theatre’s newest main house production, the grungy in-your-face world of 1980s pub rock comes vividly to life!

In my opinion, the production holds up to the professional one I saw back in 2008, and in many ways, director Clay English's interpretation

Hunter Wall, has reinvented the contemporary classic for a new generation. The result is a powerful but relevant theatrical experience.

There’s something about putting a human experience on a pedestal – in the spotlight – which makes it less threatening.

Once again Stuart has done a top-notch job in handling a mega cast and crew as this GCLT’s production offers an exceptionally high standard.