Reviews
A Year of Madness: the Tandberg Collection by Ron Tandberg – Wilkinson Publishing 2018
The strengths of a good cartoon include topicality, mockery, incisive humour, honesty and artistry.
Review: Imaginarium by Melbourne Playback Theatre
As a piece of community building, the format invites the audience to share in a safe way without fear of…
Review: Robert Smithson's Time Crystals
Smithson’s work forged a new relationship to the gallery through the portability of the documentation.
Review: Calamity Jane at Arts Centre Melbourne
A magnificent performance by Virginia Gay anchors this gloriously entertaining production.
Review: One Way Mirror by subtlenuance
In One Way Mirror ‘experimental theatre’ takes on an entirely different meaning – upending the customary roles of performers in…
MSO – Mahler 9
The MSO’s excellent Cycle of Mahler’s symphonies continues with the composer’s large-scale and heart-wrenching farewell to life and its torments.
Review: Kiss Me Like You Mean It
What appears at first glance to be an exuberant sexual comedy gradually gives way to something darker in this play…
Two Sisters by Asne Seierstad
Two Sisters is literary journalism at its best.
Review: The Carbo Trio at The Independent
A most exciting concert combining guitar and voice.
Review: 21st Biennale of Sydney
A soft touch lands a cohesive exhibition with a strong message at the hands of Mami Kataoka.