Sydney
Review: Death by Soprano, Riverside Theatres
Isabel Hertaeg is terrific in a production perfect for opera fans and those new to the artform alike.
Creatives have the power to change politics NOW
Claiming a formerly safe Liberal seat will create greater visibility for art and culture. The Arts Party head to the…
Review: The Season, Seymour Centre
Hidden secrets, family traditions, and a great cast.
Review: Horror, Sydney Opera House
Smoke and mirrors slick enough to fill the most jaded audience with childlike wonder.
Review: The Misanthrope, Sydney Opera House
An enjoyable, albeit superficial rendering of Moliere’s work.
Real-to-reel: bringing contemporary craft to the big screen
Craft is a global movement – it’s a human movement – and a new Festival of short film leverages our…
Review: Human non Human, Powerhouse Museum
What do a cake tin, flower stamens, and robotic headdresses have in common? Nothing, but they make for a great…
Review: Australian Haydn Ensemble – Schubert Songs
An excellent recital performed under difficult circumstances.
Review: Moby Dick, The Seymour Centre
This confined, vociferous drama works wonderfully, despite trimming away the bulk of Melville's novel save for the few spare segments…
Review: Nell Gwynn, New Theatre
Chemistry can make or break a play – here, thankfully, they nailed it.