A tender, poignant celebration of love, loss and longing, William Finn’s Elegies: A Song Cycle brought a tear to the eye and a glow to the heart of the lucky few to […]
Elegies: A Song Cycle review
Hoy Polloy Theatre: The Seafarer review
Melbourne turned on a suitably blustery, rainy night for the opening of Hoy Polloy Theatre’s The Seafarer, with the howling from the weather and the sound effects being indistinguishable at times.
Mother and Son review [Comedy Theatre]
Updated to the new millennium, gently paced comedy Mother & Son maintains a ready charm and a light, breezy air.
The Production Company: Guys and Dolls review
The Production Company begins their 2014 season with a slick and streamlined staging of evergreen classic Guys and Dolls. Wonderful music, glossy production values and a host of skilled performers make for […]
Victorian Opera: Into the Woods review
A terrific cast and magical production mark the welcome return of treasured music theatre favourite Into the Woods.
Opera Australia: The Magic Flute [Regional Tour 2014] review
An ingenious concept, slick production values and wonderfully talented performers make Opera Australia’s new Regional Tour The Magic Flute a guaranteed delight for all ages.
Opera Australia: Otello review [Sydney]
An air of quality and majesty hangs over this splendid revival of Opera Australia’s 2003 production of Otello.
Opera Australia: Rigoletto review [Sydney]
Superlative singing distinguishes the Sydney premiere season of a polished glossy new production of this perennial Verdi favourite.
Les Misérables review [Melbourne 2014]
Do you see the people spin? Not any more, in this epic restaging of the world’s favourite musical. Without the famous turntable, the student uprising is now the only “revolution.”
CenterStage Geelong: Rent review
Seminal modern classic Rent is given a layered, energetic production by up-and-coming community theatre company CenterStage Geelong.
Man in Chair 