Last night I went and saw the 2006 Law Revue at the University of Queensland. As usual, it was a fantastic show. For me the highlights included How Not to be a Law Nemesis, the Queen Medley, the Staff Sketch, I Want to be a Partner Young and pretty much every video filler. Since seeing my first Law Revue about 10 years ago - and while I never cease to be impressed by how funny and talented law students can be - it is also amazing how the production quality has steadily increased. It was a very professional and orginal show. Congratulations to everyone involved.
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Thursday, 31 August 2006
UQLS Law Revue
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