Reviews

In 2006 Melbourne playwright Patricia Cornelius won the Patrick White Playwrights’ Award and the RE Ross Trust Playwrights award for Do

With passion, honesty and humour, Jane Montgomery Griffiths makes Sappho… in 9 Fragments a show not to miss if you like theatre

“Lest I forget, wherefore I go – so you know, wherefore you go.”

Madeleine is the second in a cycle of works by Black Sequin Productions exploring mental illness. Following bi-polar Kitten in 2008,

 This attentive piece of theatre based on the poetry of Michael Thwaites is not only moving but imaginative. This is

Dying City is a short and sombre meditation on grief, secrets, trauma, memory and relationships.

Many people may be unaware Chekhov wrote comedies. It is nice to see a new company tackling three short comedies

As writer Anthony Weigh states in his notes in the program for Like a Fishbone, the play is structured around three

 The Death Panel might be just as fitting a title for Mark St Germain’s pithy look at the dilemmas of organ