DreamSong – Carnegie 18
DreamSong was presented as part of the Arts Centre’s Carnegie18 New Music Theatre Series, and was essentially a moved reading.Â
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The Boys – a must-see, but not for the faint hearted
It has often been suggested that Gordon Graham’s popular Australian play The Boys finds its basis in the brutal rape, torture
Read MoreMidsummer – clear, sweet and Scottish
Midsummer (a play with songs) is exactly what contemporary theatre needs: a funny, fresh and gently joyous romantic play (with
Read MoreCautionary Tales For Children – Carnegie 18
Cautionary Tales For Children was presented as part of the Arts Centre’s Carnegie18 New Music Theatre Series. I arrived early
Read MoreUnanswered!
Unanswered! is an ambitious dance piece that is high on energy and ideas but, unfortunately, never quite delivers on its
Read MoreNo, Prime Minister
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
Read MorePygmalion – A Social Experiment
Pygmalion: It’s one of literature’s great experiments. Can Professor Henry Higgins, backed by fellow academe Colonel Pickering, transform a common
Read MoreOliver! – Packing Them In
With the return of Annie to Sydney stages and Young Talent Time to our screens, it seems we might be
Read MoreThe White Divers of Broome – Rich and Compelling
Visually spectacular and elaborate, the Black Swan State Theatre Company presents Hilary Bell’s newly commissioned The White Divers of Broome as
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