Reviews
The Witches
A stellar example of simple theatrical storytelling at its best and a cracking one-man-show.
Melbourne Cabaret Festival Gala
A cabaret smorgasbord that covered all bases with an eclectic mix of highlights.
The Violent Outburst That Drew You To Me
Entertaining and compelling, this is a show which should have broad appeal.
Matthew Mitcham's Twists and Turns
Playing against the sometimes dark subject matter, the overall tone of the show is light-hearted, thoughtful and full of surprises
Amanda Harrison: Up Close and Reasonably Personal
The title of the show refers to Harrison’s promise to the audience to reveal the pressures placed on music theatre…
Jesse Ball: Silence Once Begun
Jesse Ball’s new novel is a remarkable achievement that begs comparisons with Kafka’s chilling classic.
Circus Oz: But Wait...There's More
Circus Oz merges old and new in a satirical send-up of the information soaked contemporary age.
Cory Taylor: My Beautiful Enemy
In our final appraisal of the Miles Franklin shortlist, we review Brisbane author Cory Taylor's My Beautiful Enemy.
2 One Another
Spanish-born Artistic Director Rafael Bonachela is inspired by the musicians, writers and creatives who contribute to his work.
Hamlet
One actor's rushed delivery of lines undermines the subtleties of Shakespeare's language in this production of Hamlet.