Reviews
Europe
Slip of the Tongue’s production is simple, heartfelt and gloriously alive.
Alexander Vanderboom
If you want to see a random selection of the Fringe Festival acts before deciding what to see should grab…
Beer Drinking Woman
Christa Hughes confounds expectations, punctuated by all aspects of alcohol consumption, from alluring wit to staggering drool.
Other Desert Cities
Love challenged, love expected, and love lost makes for a hot family Christmas that leaves audiences squirming.
Alex Seton: Refoulement
Island dreams and hopes get shipwrecked with Seton’s new sculptures, which continue his interest in the issue of asylum seekers.
The Bookbinder
A whimsical, inspiring, and at times frightening production.
A Doll's House
While some of the production's choices are excellent, other decisions feel as though they don't quite belong here.
The Shadow King
Interesting, challenging, but at times uneven, this production is still an impressive showcase of Indigenous performance.
Dress, Memory
An endearing, though occasionally frustrating, coming-of-age story from a woman who gradually grows into herself.
Desh
Jocelyn Pook’s score is consistently mesmerising, wholly accompanying Akram Khan’s hypnotizing chorography and dance.