Reviews
Craftivism, Museum of Australian Democracy (ACT)
A powerful subversion of craft as a vehicle for activism and social change.
Exhibition re3view: High Rotation, Museum of Brisbane (QLD)
Looking back over 30 years of Brisbane's contemporary music, this innovative exhibition has plenty of earworms along with the culture…
The Year of Magical Thinking, fortyfivedownstairs (VIC)
Jillian Murray inhabits Joan Didion with absolute conviction in this small but beautifully crafted production about the intellectual dislocation of…
The Never Ending 80s, Panthers Bathurst (NSW)
Joyful cover band brings a life-affirming experience to drought-stricken regional NSW.
Jekyll and Hyde, Arts Centre Melbourne (VIC)
Anthony Warlow reprises one of his signature roles, 25 years later, and it’s well worth the wait.
Down and Out in Paradise by Luke Williams
Luke Williams’s travel memoir takes us on his personal journey through sex work, drugs, and depression in Southeast Asia.
Fleabag, National Theatre Live
Phoebe Waller-Bridge’s one-woman show leaves you wanting more – so luckily there’s two seasons of the TV series too.
The Dark Master, OzAsia Festival (SA)
A laugh-out-loud show from avant-garde Japanese theatre company Niwa Gekidan Penino.
Ella Dreyfus Under Twenty-Seven, Bondi Pavilion (NSW)
With a sensitive honesty, Dreyfus opens our eyes to the precious transition of boys to men.
Cuckoo, OzAsia Festival (SA)
Jaha Koo’s one-man, three-rice-cooker show offers insight into the recent struggles of South Korea.