Reviews
Theatre review: Boom, KXT on Broadway
Looking at the bridge between our past and future with a heartfelt Singaporean story that traverses borders.
Comedy reviews: Wil Greenway: The Ocean After All and Scout Boxall: Pork Chop, Melbourne Fringe Festival
Two comedians ply their craft at Trades Hall for Melbourne Fringe Festival.
Book review: The Modern, Anna Kate Blair
Set in and around New York's Museum of Modern Art, this debut explores not just art but sexuality, job precarity…
Theatre review: Ink, Little Theatre University of Adelaide
The Australian premiere of James Graham's play is an entertaining, witty and immersive three-hour performance.
Book review: Morgan is My Name, Sophie Keetch
This sweeping saga is the first in a trilogy about one of the most compelling villains of Arthurian legend.
Performance reviews: Only Bones – Daniel Nodder, So..., Melbourne Fringe Festival
Two shows that explore some comedic freestyling using the body as a prop and a darkly absurd premise.
Theatre review: Every Brilliant Thing, New Benner Theatre
If you were to compile a list of everything that makes life worth living and truly brilliant, what would it…
Circus review: Mr.  III三III (Mr Three), NICA, Melbourne Fringe Festival
Office workers trying to break away from corporate, capitalist routines.
Book review: Ballet Confidential by David McAllister
Behind the scenes of the glamorous world of tights, tiaras and tutus.
Book review: Never Look Desperate, Rachel Matthews
A comedic novel that cradles emotional warmth at its core.