Reviews
Man on Fire review: Shaun Gladwell and Arthur Boyd in searing dialogue
In the hands of Arthur Boyd and Shaun Gladwell, the prescient tale of Nebuchadnezzar becomes a warning against hubris and…
Theatre of the World review: South Africa's Nkoli is fierce and fabulous opera
In the opera Nkoli, a majority Black South African cast bring the energy to a story of activism and defiance.
Eddie Izzard’s Hamlet review: what a piece of work!
Suzy Eddie Izzard says it’s a particularly audacious time for a trans woman to be touring a one-person production of…
Losing Face review: sloppy, shallow and unfunny
Marieke Hardy’s Losing Face, now playing at MTC, is a soggy satire has no clue what its trying to say…
Louder, at the Sydney Opera House review: expect the unexpected
Louder, by Gravity and Other Myths, brings joy, laughter and stunning acrobatics to the Sydney Opera House.
Sheltering review: a towering triptych of First Nations excellence
Bangarra Dance Theatre breathes new life into a trio of the company’s resounding works, casting them in a fresh light.
Hamlet review: stunningly imaginative ballet
Queensland Ballet delivers a faithful narrative and highly-charged interpretation of Shakespeare’s Hamlet within a beautifully danced production.
House of Rot review: decadent but divine dilapidation
Paul Capsis and Adam Noviello bring big performances and excellent pipes in House of Rot.
Ganesh Versus the Third Reich review: a stunning return of theatre at its best
Back to Back Theatre’s Ganesh Versus the Third Reich is theatre of rare and mythic excellence.
Henry Goes Bush review: an action-packed caper on the legacy of Henry Lawson
Wayne Marshall's debut novel Henry Goes Bush is a wild ride.