Reviews
Book Review: A Season on Earth by Gerald Murnane
A fantastic introduction for serious fiction readers and a panoramic view of one of Melbourne's most important literary characters.
Review: Monty Python's Spamalot, Hayes Theatre
This show delivers up what Monty Python fans are likely hoping it will, and also stands on its own as…
Review: Yo, Carmen, Arts Centre Melbourne
Bizet’s opera reimagined with a contemporary flamenco flare and an emphatic declaration of freedom.
Review: Ten Days on the Island part one, the North West
Tasmania’s biennial Ten Days on the Island is the only ‘whole of state’ arts and cultural festival in Australia; Kath…
Review: Every Brilliant Thing, Belvoir
Mulvany is superb in this one woman show.
Review: She 2019, Walker Street Gallery and Arts Centre
In She 2019 you can catch women on the cusp of their careers, finding the forms and themes that declare…
Review: People Suck: A Musical Airing of Grievances
With the potential to become something of a cult-classic, People Suck does well to deliver an entertaining piece of theatre.
Review: Salome, Opera Australia
An awkward feminist production focused on the objectification of women that attempts to ‘turn the coin’ on Oscar Wilde’s misogynistic…
Review: The Sixteen – An Immortal Legacy, City Recital Hall
Smooth, cool and gracious, one of the best ensembles of its kind.
Review: Unsolicited Male, Q44 Theatre
The world premiere of Ron Elisha’s Unsolicited Male brings the #metoo movement to the workplace.