Reviews
Eraritjaritjaka
A restlessly innovative piece of theatre, baffling and brilliant by turns.
Inside
Inventive design, hyper-aware physicality, pathos and eccentricity meld to provide an original and stirring exploration of freedom and incarceration.
Cantina
Tightrope in stilettos, sadistic acts on roller skates, eye-watering contortion and cheeky vaudeville spectacles are peppered with witty roleplays and…
Sacre – The Rite of Spring
A striking and original, though not entirely successful version of Stravinsky's groundbreaking Le Sacre du Printemps.
Nick Mount: The Fabric of Work
A holistic examination of the life, work and philosophies of Australian glass artist Nick Mount.
Much Ado About Nothing
Perth’s latest Shakespeare in the Park production, set in Albany in 1945, seems a little less polished than in previous…
Joseph Anton: A Memoir
Salman Rushdie’s autobiographical account of his years under the fatwa that followed Satanic Verses is a powerful insight into the…
La Bohème
The acting in Gale Edwards’ production of this classic opera unfortunately presents a huge stumbling block to any tugging of…
The Sacrificial Man
UK crime writer Ruth Dugdall’s latest book delves deeply into the darker recesses of the human mind.
South Pacific
With two new cast members in Christine Anu and Gyton Grantley, this Opera Australia production is a stylish and entertaining…