Reviews
The 39 Steps
The 39 Steps is theatre at its purest, without an extensive cast, expensive sets or bedazzling lighting design.
The Mesh
Challenging without being verbose, this a fine example of a gifted writer and terrific director.
Hello, Goodbye and Happy Birthday
Roslyn Oades' latest work plays like an encyclopaedia of Australian attitudes to ageing.
Something Very Far Away
A little puppet show asks a big question: how far would we go for true love?
The Trouble With Harry
Beautifully written but lacking in drama, Lachlan Philpott's new play tells an intriguing story in an uninteresting way.
Kammer Ensemble - 'Kammersymphonie'
Kammer Ensemble play a version of Schoenberg's contemporary chamber music classic and a diverse range of recent ensemble works.
Welcome to Slaughter
Intimately intense horror with the thrilling impact of personal connection and recognition
Doug Holcombe
Hilarious and poignant at the right moments, this production is anything but one note. But should it have stuck to…
Calpurnia Descending
There is possibly no better theatre company to examine diva behaviours than the raucous, original Sisters Grimm.
Louder Than Words
The dancing is more than superb and the dancers deal with the somewhat similar yet contrasting styles of choreography brilliantly.