Cirque du Soleil: Kooza
There are two things that will survive the apocalypse: cockroaches and Cirque du Soleil. Such is its enduring legacy and
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Author: James Jackson
Poppy Seed Festival: What’s Yours is Mine
Hotel Now is quite a daring ensemble. Since 2013 the company has been making political performance that can only really
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Fluorophone
Fluorophone is a configuration of light and sound. It is a marrying of percussion and unusual, non-traditional mediums. Strictly speaking,
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Theatre Works: Animal
Witness me performing acrobatics (back and forth, back and forth) as I try to come to terms with Animal created
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LadyCake – Three Birds Theatre
There’s something exquisite about entering the Trades Hall to see LadyCake. It’s the slight vertigo that derives from crossing the
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Red Stitch: Middletown
There’s an extraordinary depth to Will Eno’s Middletown, from the work’s ability to transcend the mundane aspects of everyday life
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Review: Give Me Your Love
Positioned somewhere between the existential philosophy of Samuel Beckett and the comedic tropes of Monty Python, Give Me Your Love
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Arts House: Piece for Pearson and Ghetto Blaster
Sometimes there is a work that is so refreshingly provoking that is leaves you in a state of euphoria. This
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Melbourne Fringe: Sad Digger Mad Mary
Sad Digger Mad Mary is a hilarious piece that treads the fine line between comedy and tragedy. Performed by superstar
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TBC: Tender Napalm
Tender Napalm, written by Philip Ridley, is a surreal story about a couple trapped in a fictional cosmos that they
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