Reviews
Review: National Theatre Live King Lear
National Theatre Live brings us Sir Ian McKellan as a Lear for all seasons.
Review: Jason Wing and Nicole Welch, Glasshouse Regional Gallery
Two exhibitions with a very different tone, both focus on similar contested relationships to land, but derive from a different…
Review: VOID at UTS Gallery
In a spirit of deep listening, Void invites us to engage with Indigenous ways of learning, and to hear a…
Review: On J.M. Coetzee by Ceridwen Dovey
An examination of the work of J.M. Coetzee and his influence on one writer's family.
Review: Gwendy’s Button Box by Stephen King and Richard Chizmar
Two very gifted writers have combined their talents to produce this short novella.
Review: Giving up the Ghost, Limelight on Oxford
Grief takes a lot of forms – rarely is it so animated.
Review: The Tap Pack, Sydney Opera House
This show is so full of turbo-charged energy you will be left gasping.
Review: A Ghost in my Suitcase, MIAF
Based on the book (and illustrated novel) by Gabrielle Wang of the same name, this is a sophisticated and poetic…
Review: Circus Oz Sidesault
During the second week of Circus Oz's festival of experimental circus Sidesault, we were treated to three consecutive, short shows:…
Review: Degenerate Art, Old Fitz Theatre
Degenerate Art rings with Weimar decadence in the direct confrontation of audience, the complexity of movement and the expression of…