Reviews
The heart goes last
In the tradition of The Handmaid’s Tale, Margaret Atwood delivers another disturbing but seductive dystopia.
Rent
Whilst the approach to story is ill conceived, this production of Rent is likely to please most audiences on a…
Three Sisters
While aiming for period fidelity, this Three Sisters is a comedy, but not as Chekhov intended.
Water Pushes Sand
Australian Art Orchestra's latest offering at this year's Melbourne Festival
1984
After this theatrical experience, one might wonder whether we really have as much control and freedom in our own lives…
Last Work
Batsheva Dance Company’s new work, simply entitled Last Work, speaks its own language with power and beauty.
YOUARENOWHERE
Andrew Schneider & Co. present so brilliantly complex a production that it defies summary.
Decadance
An engrossing display of contemporary dance.
Grand DiVisions
Outer Urban Projects latest work has heart, depth and a power to move people in a way that few productions…
From Afar on a Hill
Confronting experiences and adventure of self-discovery, cleverly disguised as a dance production.