If you feel like crying, laughing, and crying again, head down to Ghosting the Party for that aching, terrible, wonderful pull of familial love. Read our full review now!
Review: Ghosting the Party – SBW Stables Theatre (NSW) Read More
Cleverly structured over a series of moments before an Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meeting, Before the Meeting by American playwright Adam Bock explores the importance of connection and the way life happens in the in-between. Read our full review now.
Review: Before the Meeting, Seymour Centre (NSW) Read More
Created, Written, and Performed by Lily Hayman, Created, Designed and Operated by Thomas Doyle, supported by SHOPFRONT Review by Charlotte Smee Do you know what a deep fake is? In …
Review: The Infinity Mirror – The Flying Nun by Brand X (NSW) Read More
Following a serene, transporting minute of scene-setting music, renowned filmmaker and artist Lynette Wallworth entered the stage and welcomed us into the landscape of a section of personal history that she had held close for a long time. “Some stories are like family,” she explained, “you have to look after them for a long time before allowing them out into the world.” It was a striking way to begin, and gently but clearly informed us that it took great vulnerability to create the work we were about to experience. Read the full review now!
Review: HOW TO LIVE (After You Die) – UnWrapped at Sydney Opera House (NSW) Read More
In our very first collaboration with The Theatre Enthusiast, we’re featuring her City of Gold review! Read it in full here.
Collab Review: City of Gold – Sydney Theatre Company (NSW) Read More
What happens to the runt of the litter? In this circus-ring cyclical work, we find out what it’s like to be little – in many senses of the word. To be small physically, socially, economically, and otherwise is to struggle. But not without joy; never without laughing at yourself along the way. Because sometimes if you don’t laugh, you’ll cry. Read the full review now.
Review: RUNT – UnWrapped at the Sydney Opera House (NSW) Read More
When the sun explodes, a countdown begins. Read our full review now!
Review: Tell Me Before the Sun Explodes – Kings Cross Theatre (NSW) Read More
One of William Shakespeare’s lesser-known plays, The Merry Wives of Windsor, is imaginatively adapted at the New Theatre with an Australian 80’s twist. Shakespeare’s setting of Windsor, England becomes the New South Wales suburban town of Windsor, Australia. Renaissance doublets have been replaced with extravagant perms and neon active wear; flagons of ale are instead VB tinnies. It makes for an entirely new reading of Shakespeare’s intricate tale of love, jealousy, and revenge. Read the full review now!
Review: Merry Wives of Windsor – New Theatre, Newtown (NSW) Read More
The Lies We Were Told returns to the Shopfront stage, partnering with ATYP to bring you a performance of what it’s like to grow up – read our full review here!
Review: The Lies We Were Told – Shopfront Arts Co-Op (NSW) Read More
In London, three people are connected by a most disturbing discovery. What emotions and reactions come up afterward? Read our full review now!
Review: Breathing Corpses – Eye Contact Theatre Co at Kings Cross Theatre (NSW) Read More