 SONGS FOR THE FALLEN"Mr Holcombe has the more difficult tasks of narrator and a collection of characters that are necessary spinal support to the narrative and need a restrained composure of execution which he gives despite, probably, awful temptations to join in some more of the craziness than he is already permitted with his fellow ebullient creators - he stays magnificently steady - this is work of a highly disciplined and generous performer..."
-KEVIN JACKSON'S THEATRE DIARY |  RAINBOW'S END"Rainbow’s End is beautifully crafted, elegantly scripted and exquisitely performed...Special mention must also go to Garth Holcombe, who played not only all the cameo male roles in the piece but also the lynchpin role of Errol Fisher, naive young encyclopaedia salesman who falls in love with Dolly..."
-AUSTRALIAN STAGE |  THE PIGEONS: Griffin"The rapid cutting between conversations and locations, all of which are played as if they are occurring in the same time and same space, is a test of timing and control and Giles’s ensemble (working barefoot, which adds a dash of nimbleness to the action) perform it with clockwork precision, led by Laurence Coy’s cranky Robert and Garth Holcombe’s tortured Holger..."
-Jason Blake, SMH |
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 SONGS FOR THE FALLEN"Harbridge's frequently bawdy personification straddles the centuries. She excels as a messed-up mistress of ceremonies and sings up a storm over composer Basil Hogios's lush electro-baroque arrangements, played live.
She's capably supported by backing singers/actors Ben Gerrard and Garth Holcombe, who provide a diverting parade of servants, lovers, quacks, fops and bankrollers..."
-Jason Blake, SMH |  SHAKESPEARE'S R&J"We all know the story of Juliet and her Romeo, so it’s refreshing to see the classic love story performed in a non-traditional style. Garth Holcombe was versatile and transitioned from Mercutio, Lady Capulet and Friar with ease..."
-AUSSIE THEATRE |  BENT: Belvoir"There’s a lot to like about this production. Strong riveting performances by all the leads...Rudy (Garth Holcombe), a dancer, begrudgingly tolerates Max’s drunken forays which frequently involve picking up pretty, even younger, boys..."
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