Reviews
Review: Luna Gale, Ensemble Theatre
Luna Gale is a production which guides its audience through a journey of unreliable ethical, religious and humanist first impressions…
Review: Jersey Boys, Capitol Theatre
The much-loved musical hits all the right notes on its return to the Sydney stage.
Review: National Art – Part One, at NAS Gallery
Building upon a teaching and touring archive, 50 artists have gifted significant artworks to the National Art School Collection. Those…
Review: The Elements of an Offence, Queer Fringe: New Theatre
The Elements of an Offence showcases a cast who bring considerable charm and comic timing to their work.
Review: Amphibian, Space Theatre Adelaide Festival Centre
Amphibian is a tantalising schools show, a considered, collaborative work from Adelaide’s Windmill Theatre Company that seeks to broach topics…
Review: Ich Nibber Dibber, Malthouse Theatre
Funny, funny feminism from post theatre.
Review: QSO and Tamara Anna-Cislowska, QPAC
QSO's latest brings Beethoven's 7th, Prokofiev, and a premiere from Elena Kats-Chernin.
Review: Dracula, West Australian Ballet
From scenes of horror and violence to exquisitely tender moments, Dracula the ballet is a triumph.
Review: Around the World in 80 Trees by J Drori and illustrated by L Clerc
Between them, Drori and Clerc have created a poetic, visually entertaining and learned insight into trees.
Review: Blasted, Merlyn Theatre
A primal scream from the depths of hell in the face of our complacency.