Blood Bank - Review
With three actors, one set and no intermission, Sydney playwright Christopher Harley’s Blood Bank is tightly packed with joy and sorrow and perfectly suited to... …
We, The Lost Company - Review
The Clockfire Theatre Co’s original production, We, The Lost Company certainly throws up a crowd of twisted things; enacting, exploring and provoking... …
Three Sisters - Review
The Genesian Theatre is the ideal venue for Anton Chekov's play 'Three Sisters'. The play centres around three army daughters, Olga, Masha and Irina - over ... …
Russian National Ballet Theatre: Sleeping Beauty - Review
Theatre and ballet combine in Sydney’s State Theatre this month to deliver an old fairy tale with a twist. The Russian National Ballet Theatre’s production of Sleeping Beauty tells the traditional... …
Matty B: Flanno Worries - Review
From the 30th of September until the 4th of October, Matty B brings to audiences the inspiring story of entrepreneur, Neville, in his comedy show Flanno Worries during... …
The Gondoliers - Review
When Gilbert and Sullivan penned The Gondoliers (first performed in 1889) they certainly didn’t envisage the Aussie icon ‘Skippy the bush kangaroo’ playing a role; while Skip didn’t get an actual... …
13: A New Musical - Review
Bursting with catchy songs, energetic choreography and crisp one-liners, 13: A New Musical is a light-hearted look at the pressures of growing up. 12 year old New Yorker Evan Goldman finds... …
Under Milk Wood - Review
Tiny Horse Theatre, in association with Sydney University Dramatic Society, perform Under Milk Wood at the New Theatre, Newtown, during the Sydney Fringe Festival. …
Luke Nowell's pLight Review
As part of the Sydney Fringe Comedy Festival, Luke Nowell brings to life a nonsensical physical comedy. …
Go Back For Murder
More than half a century after Agatha Christie adapted ‘Go Back for Murder’ for the British stage, Sydney audiences have the pleasure of seeing the play this spring. …