Reviews
Griffith Review 50: Tall Tales Short
Griffith Review's third edition of the novella series struggles to find unique voices.
Quidam
Seeing is not believing as Cirque du Soleil create a surreal wonderland of fantastical characters and unbelievable acrobatics.
New Breed
A diverse and stimulating evening of new dance works.
Lurid Beauty: Australian Surrealism and its Echoes
The exhibition successfully highlights the pervasive relevance of surrealist principles throughout contemporary Australian art.
They’ve Already Won
A thought-provoking, engaging and frequently fun night of theatre.
The Art of the Brick
What is there to see is amazingly well done, but the concept is simply stretched too thin.
Miss Universal
The first half of this work is both beautiful and original. It’s a pity the choreographer didn’t stop there.
Ma Ma Ma Mad
Merlynn Tong is brilliant and effortless as she tells her story.
Olmec Obituary
LJM Owen debuts a new anthropological detective, Dr Pimms, dubbed an ‘intermillennial sleuth’.
The One
Explosive drama plunges to the depths of obsession, love and violence.