Fiddler on the Roof
By Jerry Bock
Directed by Jack Bradford
Presented by Starlight Theatre Co-op
Centre Stage Theatre, Spring Hill

After the roaring success of Starlight’s production of Sweeney Todd last year, one would imagine Fiddler on the Roof would do just as well. However, as I sat in the sparsely filled theatre last night it was obvious this musical didn’t quite compare.s

The story, set in Russia in 1905, reflects the importance of family, love and tradition - as well as the significance of change and the need to move with the times. In its own right it was an enjoyable portrayal of the classic stage show, but it certainly didn’t contain the same fervour and sharpness as Sweeney Todd, which really set the bench-mark as Starlight’s ability to produce professional-quality musicals...

By Kellie Scott. To read the full review please visit http://www.brisbanecritiques.com

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