Reviews
Glengarry Glen Ross
Portraying an aggressive, macho world, the play's themes are as fresh today as when it was first performed 31 years…
1984
An early reference to ‘watching refugees drown’ pulls this eerily relevant performance even closer to home.
Confessions of a Control Freak
Belinda Raisin's cabaret character study successfully explores the inability to reconcile expectation with reality.
Romantic Masterpieces: Brahms & Elgar
With a graciousness of tone and rapid engagement, cellist Truls Mork gave a charismatic and connecting performance.
Offspring Ensemble: Plekto
Each piece of music was weird and wonderful in its own way – not one of them conventional, or made…
Closed for Maintenance
This is a work with three or four moments of total brilliance, a few problems and a large amount of…
The Good Person of Szechuan
This hybrid Chinese-Australian co-production of Brecht’s fable exposes the endless traversing between cultures and imaginings.
Materiality #3: Precious
The journal engages literal and direct encounters with the word precious and more nuanced portrayals of what the concept entails.
Slopes: No, You're Product
The word curator means ‘to take care’, however in this show the artists' ideas have been overshadowed by the curator's.
Confessions of a Pyromaniac
Strong depiction of the conflicts and constants of family interactions.