Reviews
Review: The Magic Flute, Adelaide Festival
Barrie Kosky’s fantasy Flute is an Adelaide Festival highlight.
Review: Out of Chaos, Gravity & Other Myths, Adelaide Festival
One of Australia’s most exciting circus companies finds the sweet spot between the intimacy and ambition of previous works, resulting…
Review: Un Poyo Rojo, Adelaide Festival
Virtuosic dance meets playful yet pointed critique of machismo in this engaging but sometimes problematic Argentinean production.
Review: Schuldfabrik, Adelaide Festival
Ever felt guilty about an expensive, even extravagant designer purchase? Now imagine how guilty you’d feel if the product you…
Book Review: Angelo Candalepas: Australian Islamic Mission
This book records a significant and rare achievement – the building of a beautiful, modern, architect-designed place of worship.
Book Review: The Wall by John Lanchester
This dystopian novel pictures a future where England is protected by the ’National Coastal Defence Structure’ known as 'the Wall'.
Book Review: Writing the Country by Griffith Review
A diverse range of styles, voices and topics explore Australia in the Anthropocene age.
Review: TheatreiNQ’s The Weir
A change of pace for Townsville’s theatre company finds them in a warm and intimate space.
Review: Mighty, Bathurst Memorial Entertainment Centre
Mighty is an exceptional new drama developed by Adam Deusien in collaboration with Alison Plevey, and one of Australia’s most…
Review: Dada Masilo’s Giselle, Perth Festival
In the hands of South African choreographer Dada Masilo, Giselle’s journey to the spirit world is captivating, but its strengths…