Review: Torch the Place (Queensland Theatre Company)
Benjamin Law's mainstage debut unpacks family dynamics and the complex psychology of hoarding.
Elise Lawrence is a freelance writer and caffeine-based life form currently living in Brisbane, Australia. Her writing has been published in Limelight, Mous Magazine, Kyoto Journal and Hot Chicks with Big Brains, among others, and she blogs about her new home city at Backstreet Brisbane.
Benjamin Law's mainstage debut unpacks family dynamics and the complex psychology of hoarding.
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