John Gavin intrigues, astounds and leaves you dizzy
In what can be described as nothing less than eye-opening theatre, Nick Candy’s John Gavin  spirals through controlled chaos in
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MICF: Writing from the heart
I don’t think it’s possible to see Kate McLennan on stage and not adore her. She’s one of the funniest
Read MoreMICF: Further experimentation required
The title of Tim Lee’s show tells you pretty much what you need to know: Scientist Turned Comedian. Lee has
Read MoreMICF: Why are they laughing?
What’s worse than being the only person in a room laughing? Being the only one not laughing – and not
Read MoreMICF: Contact! keeps winning
I fell in love with Contact! at the 2011 Carnegie 18, the Arts Centre’s new musical series, as did everyone who saw
Read MoreiPad Theatre
We have such intimate relationships with the too-many screens in our lives. I’m not brave enough to try a screen-free
Read MoreThe Histrionic
Until I hit Google, I didn’t  know about Austrian writer Thomas Bernhard. A quote from the New York Times that his works
Read MoreThe City – presented by NowYesNow
Really good contemporary theatre has the potential to be quite hit and miss. Martin Crimp is a playwright that audiences
Read MoreMICF: Figments and Fragments
I take my hat off to anyone who has the courage to get up on stage and deliver a stand
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