Reviews
Review: Tony Tuckson – the abstract sublime, AGNSW
Having on had two exhibitions in his lifetime, Tuckson's contribution to Australian abstraction is still felt, as was his celebration…
Review: Evita, Arts Centre Melbourne
Broadway legend Hal Prince has recreated his original 1978 production of Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Evita starring local…
Review: Dubboo – Life of a Songman
Actor, artist, activist, songman – Dubboo is a shining tribute full of warmth and affection for a much loved complex…
Review: Christmas Actually, La Boite
A vibrant fun-filled night of song hits from the Love Actually film soundtrack along with comedic puns from writers Adam…
Review: Beyond Reason, QUT Art Museum
Have a shot of caffeine before you head to QUT's new exhibition, Beyond Reason, as it is a high voltage,…
Review: Eleanor and Mary Alice, Seymour Centre
Eleanor and Mary Alice is one of several of events mounted to coincide with the 70th anniversary of the Universal…
Review: Three exhibitions in London, Oceania, Turner Prize and new Islamic galleries
Three exhibitions in London: Oceania, the new Islamic display at the British Museum, and the Turner Prize.
Review: Tutti: Circus Oz with WASO, Perth Concert Hall
A feat of immense physicality, by musicians as well as acrobats, combined with emotive musicality.
Review: Mad, Bad, Dangerous to Know by Colm Tóibín
By picking the fathers he did, Tóibín has made a brilliant choice and has produced an exceptional biographic work.
Review: Boundary Lines, Griffith University Art Museum
A compact exhibition that examines the role historic archive plays in contemporary fictions and realities.