Utterly hilarious, The Play That Goes Wrong is a classic example of the chaos that can be achieved by control.
The Play That Goes Wrong review
BalletBoyz: Young Men review
Mesmerizing and relentless, the world premiere season of Young Men by BalletBoyz garners much audience appreciation and leaves plenty of scope for interpretation and thought.
Donmar Warehouse: My Night With Reg review [Apollo Theatre]
With its first-rate ensemble cast intact, Donmar Warehouse’s acclaimed revival of Kevin Elyot’s 1994 comedy of gay manners My Night with Reg makes an effortless transition to the West End’s Apollo Theatre.
Donmar Warehouse: City of Angels review
The West End’s hottest music theatre stars shine in a production as ingenious as the source material.
Strictly Ballroom the Musical review [Melbourne]
Boasting lavish designs and sensational choreography, Strictly Ballroom the musical arrives in Melbourne a polished, pristine panoply of pleasures.
Into the Woods movie review
Brilliantly cast and expertly adapted, Into the Woods is set to be embraced as the rare stage musical to receive a big screen treatment that not only retains, but enhances its integrity, […]
Grease review [Melbourne]
Performed by a cast who have now been in senior year almost as long as Sonny, Grease is in absolute peak form for the final season before its talented players finally graduate […]
Peter Pan Live! review
Lavishly staged and impressively ambitious in scope, Peter Pan Live! nonetheless pulls up short in terms of the type of ironic edge or knowing wink needed in modern entertainment. No sassy Genie […]
Opera Australia: Falstaff review [Melbourne]
Superb singing and stunning designs showcase the depth of Opera Australia’s talent pool to full advantage in this very merry revival of Falstaff.
The Production Company: La Cage aux Folles review
Radiating charisma and chemistry, star duo Simon Burke and Todd McKenney fit La Cage aux Folles like it was written especially for them.
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