A top cast and solid production values elevate independent production Blood Brothers.
Blood Brothers review [Melbourne 2015]
Victorian Opera: Sweeney Todd review
Sterling musicianship, high production values and a quirky, highly talented cast bring out the compelling lustre in Stephen Sondheim and Hugh Wheeler’s “dark operetta” Sweeney Todd.
The Production Company: West Side Story review
In a stunning return to top form, The Production Company gives Broadway’s jewel in the crown the polish and respect it deserves with sensational results.
Simon Gleeson: Elements album review
Acclaimed singing actor Simon Gleeson shares an eclectic mix of heartfelt ballads in his debut album Elements. Music theatre audiences who have heard Gleeson’s extraordinary voice live in the theatre will welcome the […]
Helpmann Nominations 2015 Announced
Celebrating a unique mix of opera, dance, music theatre, plays, live music and more, the 2015 Helpmann Nominations were announced this evening at performing arts venues around Australia. The 2015 Helpmann Awards […]
Grey’s Lobotomy review
Meredith Willson may have written the book, music and lyrics for The Music Man, but Xavier Brouwer takes this feat three steps further by also acting as director, music director and producer […]
Rocky Horror Show review [Melbourne 2015]
High on rock but light on horror, the low budget tour of Rocky Horror Show returns just in case a few theatre- party-goers missed the wild ride last year.
StageArt: A Super Brady Cabaret review
Packed with unabashedly joyful tunes, A Super Brady Cabaret is wickedly funny.
Anything Goes review [Melbourne 2015]
Everything old is new again as a sensational cast brings daffy delight Anything Goes roaring back to life.
StageArt: Dreamgirls review
Legendary Broadway musical Dreamgirls finally makes its Australian premiere in this flashy presentation from innovative, uncompromising independent theatre company StageArt.
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