Reviews

While The Hollow was blessed with talent, great costumes and an elaborate set, when watching this long and slow play

Is it really that time of the year already? The Wharf Revue is back, ready to summarise a year of

OhThe Horror! What better way to spend all hallow’s eve than with Carrie and Norman singing a duet about their

The Crucible’s traditional essence and fervent temper is kept in tact by Michael Gow but given a fresh angle that

Is the casting of an all-female ensemble enough to insulate an audience against a particularly outrageous example of theatrical misogyny?

Peeping Tom’s Le Salon is another amazing show from Belgium. It’s my pick of the 2009 Melbourne International Arts Festival

Starlight’s all glitz but no glamour musical production Forbidden Broadway had some success when sending-up the classic Broadway shows but

Rhonda Burchmore’s Red Hot and Saucy show marks the debut of Sydney’s latest cabaret venture, Civic Cabaret. Billing itself as

When an international rock star from Brisbane decides to abandon the glamorous world of show business and buys a house