Have you ever wondered what it is to be a war? Get on down to the Lighthouse Theatre tonight, tomorrow or Saturday, to see a bunch of exceptionally talented lads and lasses embody the trenches... written and directed by emerging theatrical wunderkind Nathan Finger. You will literally watch a play.

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– Mark Conroy, 21st March, 2013.



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One of the best productions put on at the Lighthouse Theatre. This play is a must see people!! Just look at these amazing people! You can't say no to The Moustache.

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– Claire Attias, 21st March, 2013.

I went to see this last night and I must say that it is by far one of the best student-written plays that I have had the pleasure of seeing. Nathan has done an incredible job at looking into the humanities and inhumanities of war with a good balance of depth and humour, and the cast completely brings all of these themes to life with their impeccable talent. I was really impressed, guys. Well done.
10 out of 10 would recommend.

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– Lucy Browning, 20th March, 2013.



 

Saw the show last night and I must say, it is worth seeing if only for Sydney Abba’s impressive moustache and the way it wiggles. Oh, and the rest of the cast were pretty damn excellent also. Check it out! :)

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– Elyse Emmery, 19th March, 2013.



Anyone who wants to see Sydney Abba’s eyebrows dance like it's their last night on earth (and who in their right mind wouldn't?!) absolutely has to get to the theatre to watch this. Not only is it an incredible piece of writing, but is impeccably executed with some kick-ass individual performances. Congrats Nathan, Abbie, Sydney, Lachlan, Carl, Daniel and Sammuel - You guys got it going AWNNN!

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– Hanni Trewin, 19th March, 2013.

 

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Amazingly well done show, if you haven't seen it yet you are missing out. Definitely worth a recommendation



– Matt Shaw, 21st March, 2013.



A wonderfully poignant script that is heartfelt and will stay with you long after you see it - Straddling the line between the comic and the tragic, it makes for an interesting and provocative show. Thanks guys for what is sure to be a killer fringe play!

– Kara Eva Schlegl, 22nd March, 2013.