Reviews
Dark Voyager
John Misto’s latest play is cluttered with so many fantastical and possibly true revelations they all fall over each other.
Book of Days
Book of Days is a play which works its way under the skin, embroiling the audience in the dramas and…
Quills
This production of Quills is ambitious however the tension is not always enough to keep the audience engaged.
Proper Solid
Australia’s first Aboriginal President has a lot to learn about connection to country and about his clan and their traditions.
Australian Brandenburg Orchestra: Dmitry Sinkovsky
It was immediately obvious that a formidable technique was at the service of musical expressiveness.
Queensland Ballet: Flourish
Artistic Director, Li Cunxin,showcases varied styles across four individual pieces, from traditionalist to contemporary.
Mr Kolpert
What you see is what you get, and the main selling point here is shock value.
Green Screen
Green Screen begins with an absurdly long queue for the toilet and ends with a touching rumination on fleeting human…
Kodaly Dimitriadis: Love and Fuck Poems
Vulgar language and explicit documentation of sexual fantasies demonstrate a dangerous but exciting energy.
Jane McKernan: Mass Movement
A pleasurably physical work that ultimately offers little to engage with.