Reviews
Book review: The Fish, Lloyd Jones
A lyrical and allegorical novel that tugs at the binds of family.
Book review: The Grass Hotel, Craig Sherborne
A poetic word painting of dementia and of dying, of love and yearning
Comedy review: Lano and Woodley, Moby Dick
The search for a story and a great white whale: what could possibly go wrong?
Exhibitions review: We Hold you Close and Monumental
Two exhibitions speak to a greater collective spirit: through installations and video displays.
Theatre review: Blithe Spirit
The classic Coward play re-treads the boards to great comedic effect.
Theatre review: Yes
A performance tasked with the forensic asking of questions to unpick a messy world.
Theatre review: No Ball Games Allowed
A multi-edged narrative of family trauma and trans awakening that doesn't quite cohere in its storytelling.
Exhibition review: Groundwork
Mark Galea's geometric sculptures and paintings are a perfect balance between space and colour.
Comedy review: Judith Lucy and Denise Scott, Still Here
Old friends and sparring partners are back on stage to don crochet gym wear and make merry.
Exhibition review: Neoteric
An exciting showcase of 20 mid-career South Australian artists.