Reviews
Book Review: City of Trees by Sophie Cunningham
Cunningham’s essays on love, travel and nature humanise trees and animals, mixing the Anthropocene with the romantic.
Review: Amazing India, Dunstan Playhouse
A night of colour and enthusiasm.
Review: West Side Story, Arts Centre Melbourne
Many decades and hundreds of performances later it’s no wonder that the musical (touted and lauded as one of the…
Review: Forecast 2.0 The Singapore Project, Supercell Festival
Forecast 2.0 The Singapore Project explores identity in a contemporary, connected, click-bait world.
Review: The Irrelevant Redundancy, MICF
A small, bird-bone figure with a mass of blonde hair, Maria Bamford looks the picture of demure innocence, but this…
Review: Bach and Telemann, Pinchgut Opera
A most glorious concert – musically and vocally dazzling.
Review: Billionaire Boy, Arts Centre Melbourne
The David Walliams-penned tale will next year celebrate its tenth anniversary.
Review: Vera Moller: A Thousand Tides, Bunjil Place
Part of the Art + Climate = Change festival, this exhibition blurs the real with the imagined to create hybrid…
Book Review: Say Hello by Carly Findlay
A powerful fusion of manifesto and memoir from one of Australia’s prominent disability activists.
Review: Just Doing It, MICF
A relaxed, conversational, up-and-coming Australian comedian, fresh off a UK tour, Tresidder clearly relishes audience engagement.