Review: The Merchant of Venice — Sport for Jove
There’s a reason that Sport for Jove have so thoroughly caught the eye of critics and audiences in Sydney. Their
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Review: The House of Ramon Iglesia — The Old Fitz Theatre
The House of Ramon Iglesia sits comfortably in the Old Fitz season, a seemingly odd choice that has settled into
Read MoreReview: The Shoe-Horn Sonata — Ensemble Theatre
John Misto’s The Shoe-Horn Sonata is Sandra Bates’ swan song. In her final year as Artistic Director of the Ensemble
Read MoreReview: The House on the Lake, Griffin Theatre Co
The House on the Lake, a fine, twisting thriller by Aidan Fennessy, has opened at Griffin’s SBW Stables Theatre following
Read MoreThe Summer of the Seventeenth Doll — Glen St Theatre season
“The Doll” is one of those classic Australian plays that has been studied by drama students for decades. Written by
Read MoreReview: Cowboy Mouth
Cowboy Mouth, in a meagre 45 minutes, attempts to deal with hefty concepts innate to the human experience. Focused on
Read MoreThe School for Scandal, New Theatre
In the preface to my copy, it says The School for Scandal is “often considered the apex of English comedy”.
Read MoreThe Wizard of Oz — Belvoir
It started with a dog, in a perspex case, alone on stage. It ended with an elderly ‘Dorothy’ (Eileen Kramer)
Read MoreThe Fever – Anywhere Theatre Festival
In his monologue The Fever, Wallace Shawn reaches out to his own peers with his idea that their very existence
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