Reviews
Review: Nobody’s Looking at You by Janet Malcolm, Text Publishing
Reading one of Malcolm’s essays is more like reading a short story than a newspaper article.
Review: The Seven Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle by Stuart Turton
This murder mystery is a Sunday Times bestseller. It won the Costa First Novel award and the Books are My…
Review: One Infinity, Perth Festival
One Infinity is a reminder of our place within this ever-expanding, infinite universe.
Review: The Great Tamer, Perth Festival
A riveting piece of theatre that collapses mediums, genres, histories and logic allowing us to dwell, momentarily, in that place…
Review: Alchemic by Cassils, PICA
Two exhibitions at PICA give viewers the opportunity to confront, and to change, societal perceptions of complicit violence, making them…
Review: Jesus Christ Superstar, Riverside Theatres
With attention to detail, historical research and the assembling of a skilled company, this Jesus Christ Superstar is respectful, dramatic…
Review: A Family Outing – 20 Years On, Perth Festival
Twenty years after performing alongside her parents, Ursula Martinez revisits the conceit after her father's death and as her mother…
Review: Love, Displaced, Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery, Perth
Love, Displaced reminds us that we can still find empathy and pause in our era of 21st century screen culture,…
Review: MTC’s The Lady in the Van, and Malthouse's Barbara and the Camp Dogs
Melbourne’s two major theatre companies open significant productions a night apart, and never has the contrast between the companies been…
Review: David Goldblatt: Photographs 1948-2018, MCA
This important piece of South African history teaches global lessons in humanity, tolerance and environmental respect. It’s an exhibition for…