Engaging, inspiring, and delightfully amusing, Anna O’Byrne’s intimate and candid recollection of her journey of Becoming Eliza makes for a throughly entertaining evening.
Anna O’Byrne: Becoming Eliza review [Melbourne 2023]
Melbourne Shakespeare Company: Julius Caesar review
A clean and uncluttered concept allows for a strong reading of Julius Caesar from Melbourne Shakespeare Company as they venture once more indoors as part of their MSC Studio series at the […]
Moulin Rouge! The Musical review [Melbourne 2023]
Ever the sparkling diamond, worldwide blockbuster Moulin Rouge! The Musical makes a triumphant and extremely welcome “victory lap” of Melbourne.
John Foreman’s Aussie Pops Orchestra: Leading Ladies review
Marvellous maestro John Foreman pulls out all the stops to helm a truly fitting showcase for the extraordinary talents of Leading Ladies Casey Donovan, Silvie Paladino, and Caroline O’Connor.
Soundworks Productions: Parade review
Seen at its stirring and moving best, Jason Robert Brown musical Parade enjoys an all too brief must-see season from ambitious Melbourne company Soundworks Productions.
Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Oklahoma! in Cinemas review
I Cain’t Say No to watching Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Oklahoma!, so this special cinematic release was the perfect way to spend a wintry Melbourne Sunday afternoon. The additional benefit of watching this […]
The Tokyo Ballet: Giselle review [Melbourne]
Precision and polish are at a premium as The Tokyo Ballet makes their very welcome Australian debut with cherished romantic classic Giselle.
Opera Australia: The Tales of Hoffmann review [Sydney 2023]
A luscious feast for the eyes and ears, the eagerly awaited world premiere new production of The Tales of Hoffmann is as beautifully sung as it is inventively staged.
Joshua Robson Productions: City of Angels review
A top flight cast and smoking hot band make for a compelling new production of jazz-infused Broadway gem City of Angels.
The Australian Ballet: Jewels review [Melbourne]
A living dream of loveliness, Jewels unfurls its regal beauty in a splendiferous program of three shimmering works of classical abstraction.
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