Reviews
Review: We Are Not Most People by Tracy Ryan
Tracy Ryan's understated story stays with you – We Are Not Most People is a cool sensitive portrayal of pain.
Review: A Man Called Yarra by Stan Yarramunua with Robert Hillman
Yarramunua recounts his early years with a touch of nostalgia.
Review: Clanger Baden Pailthorpe showing at UTS Gallery
What is a crowd? This is the question artist Baden Pailthorpe posed for himself as he worked with AFL player…
Review: Haydn The Creation presented by Sydney Philharmonia Choirs
A musical celebration of the ideals of the Age of Enlightenment.
Review: Apple and Knife by Intan Paramaditha
The nuanced understanding and subtlety of Paramaditha's short stories, which cleverly navigates the intersection of contemporary setting and folklore, is…
Review: Lost Boys at Illawarra Performing Arts Centre
The sins of the past resurface in this new Australian play exploring the epidemic of homophobic violence which swept Sydney…
Review: Nagaland by Ben Doherty
In Nagaland ancient traditions sit alongside Christianity and mobile phones.
Review: Write Way Home by Hedley Derenzie
A good read for all writers at any stage. Hedley Derenzie's Write Way Home will get you writing.
Review: Gypsy at the Hayes Theatre
Director Richard Carroll tames Mama Rose in this musical theatre classic.
Review: Macbeth by Jo Nesbø
Jo Nesbø’s Macbeth, published by Random House Large, is a thriller about the struggle for power regardless of cost.