It goes without saying that Benedict Andrews’ Marriage of Figaro is not one for the Mozart purists. But I’ll say…
DreamSong was presented as part of the Arts Centre’s Carnegie18 New Music Theatre Series, and was essentially a moved reading. …
It has often been suggested that Gordon Graham’s popular Australian play The Boys finds its basis in the brutal rape, torture…
Midsummer (a play with songs) is exactly what contemporary theatre needs: a funny, fresh and gently joyous romantic play (with…
Cautionary Tales For Children was presented as part of the Arts Centre’s Carnegie18 New Music Theatre Series. I arrived early…
Unanswered! is an ambitious dance piece that is high on energy and ideas but, unfortunately, never quite delivers on its…
As a QandA watcher, of course I love the terribly witty and glorious British telly series Yes Minister and Yes PM. And now we have of…
Pygmalion: It’s one of literature’s great experiments. Can Professor Henry Higgins, backed by fellow academe Colonel Pickering, transform a common…
With the return of Annie to Sydney stages and Young Talent Time to our screens, it seems we might be…
Visually spectacular and elaborate, the Black Swan State Theatre Company presents Hilary Bell’s newly commissioned The White Divers of Broome as…