
The Australian Ballet School: Summer Season with Butterfly 2022 review

Having endured three years of various levels of frustrating interruptions, The Australian Ballet School emerges from their cocoon to present a generous, varied program centred upon their charming full-length ballet, Butterfly.
Friends the Musical Parody review [Melbourne]

Classic ‘90s sitcom Friends is lovingly and oh-so-knowingly revived in bumper nostalgia trip, Friends the Musical Parody.
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat review [Melbourne 2022]

Streamlined and stripped of sophistication, sentimental favourite Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat rests upon the proven attraction of its sunny, clap-a-long familiarity.
A Christmas Carol review [Melbourne 2022]

Artfully produced and lovingly performed, the Old Vic production of A Christmas Carol is seasonal family entertainment at its finest.
& Juliet review [Broadway]

Musical theatre’s new guilty pleasure, & Juliet is an accelerated endorphin rush that leaves the cheering crowd on a giddy high.
Met Opera: Don Carlo review [November 2022]

In a grand, if somewhat muted production of epic Verdi opera Don Carlo, the singers are a key attraction.
Met Opera: La Traviata review [November 2022]

Evergreen opera favourite La Traviata shines in a glossy, yet relatively simple staging that allows full, unfettered focus on the wonderful singers at hand.
The Music Man review [Hugh Jackman, Broadway 2022]

Cherished golden age treasure The Music Man roars back to life in this big budget, big star revival.
Funny Girl review [Lea Michele, Broadway 2022]

People who have seen Lea Michele in Funny Girl are the luckiest people in the world.
Met Opera: Rigoletto review [November 2022]

Proving that money and insight do not necessarily mix, this first revival season of Met Opera’s new Rigoletto looks suitably grand, and sounds wonderful, but generally leaves the audience cold.