Review: Suddenly Last Summer, Sydney Theatre Co
Tennessee Williams always encouraged the reach for something more in the stage directions of his plays, seeking for an elevated
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Malthouse: Blak Cabaret
It’s worth seeing Blak Cabaret to hang outside in the Malthouse forecourt, and it’s impossible not to love Kahmahi Djordon King in
Read MoreThe Orchid & the Crow
Daniel Tobias is almost unrecognisable as Otto Rot of the endlessly wonderful comedy duo band Die Roten Punkte. There’s no keytar
Read MoreRed Stitch: The Ritual Slaughter of Gorge Mastromas
Dennis Kelly’s cautionary morality fable of corporate greed, corruption and an insatiable hunger for power at any cost, The Ritual
Read MoreHoy Polloy: Johan Padan and the Discovery of the Americas
Written by the agitprop and comedic mastermind Dario Fo, Johan Padan and the Discovery of the Americas is Hoy Polloy
Read MoreReview: Blood Brothers, Hayes Theatre Co
We live within a conservative, disturbingly cruel government in 2015 Australia, where our most vulnerable citizens are the ones repeatedly
Read MoreOnce Were Leaders: An Evening With Max Gillies
Once Were Leaders looks back in time, but simultaneously compares the past with the present. In the past, it suggests, there
Read MoreMidsumma: Harvey Milk the opera in concert
While the national opera company is being lampooned for regurgitating the easier-sell popular works, it’s great seeing smaller companies presenting
Read MoreMidsumma: corps(e)
Simon Morrison-Baldwin pays loving homage to one of French history’s most overlooked personalities: diplomat, spy, courtier and decorated serviceman Charles-Geneviève-Louise-Auguste-André-Thimothée
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