Reviews
Review: Verdi’s Requiem, Sydney Symphony Orchestra
An unusual hybrid creation that straddles both church and state, superbly performed, and streamed throughout the world.
Review: Above Ground at Riverside Theatres
Form Dance presents a thought-provoking visually striking double bill of contemporary dance.
Review: Shaken: A James Bond Cabaret at Chapel off Chapel
Who is the best 007? This long debated question is the light-hearted driver of Charlie D. Barkle and Erin Hutchinson’s…
Review: Marjorie Prime at Ensemble Theatre
This play opens with some promising questions but ultimately its answers are simplistic and outdated.
Review: Dark Mofo 2018
Hobart’s renowned winter festival encourages punters to take risks, and rewards visitors with fascinating arts experiences.
Review: The Outsider by Stephen King
Few can bring the horrible to life as well as Stephen King can.
Review: Fury at Red Stitch Actors' Theatre
Fury is a superbly directed piece of compelling contemporary theatre by eminent playwright Joanna Murray-Smith – this show is attracting…
Review: MoMA at NGV is a landmark exhibition
MoMA at NGV is a rich, dazzling and profoundly visually exciting exhibition - the grandest in fifteen years of the…
Review: 4Seasons at QPAC
A triumphant triple bill of stunning contemporary dance.
Review: St. Vincent at Carriageworks for Vivid Sydney
St. Vincent can carry a 500-strong audience on the voice alone, but the guitar is a hell of a bonus.