The arrival of a new Australian musical is always an event to be celebrated, even more so when the musical is as unique and joyful as Vidya Makan revuesical The Lucky Country.
The Lucky Country review [Melbourne 2025]
The Australian Ballet: Manon review [Melbourne 2025]
Making a welcome return to the Melbourne stage after more than ten years, romantic Kenneth MacMillan drama Manon showcases the brightly polished gifts of a new generation of dancers.
The Australian Ballet: Prism review
Simple design provides a clear and unfettered focus on sensational dance as The Australian Ballet premieres new triple bill Prism.
MSO: An Evening on Broadway review
The sterling musicianship of Melbourne Symphony Orchestra is boosted by the real emotion and heart provided by vocalists Josh Piterman and Amy Manford, elevating the lovingly curated program for An Evening On […]
MJ the Musical review [Melbourne 2025]
A truly dazzling song and dance spectacle, MJ the Musical rides a heady wave of nostalgia through the blue chip catalogue of undisputed King of Pop, Michael Jackson.
IOpera: The Turn of the Screw review
IOpera gives classic English opera The Turn of the Screw the full musical treatment in a suitably spooky production.
The 39 Steps review [Melbourne 2025]
Right rollicking parody The 39 Steps roars back to life in this terrifically cast new Australian tour.
See You Sunday: American Psycho review [Melbourne 2025]
In its overdue Melbourne premiere season, pitch black satire American Psycho delivers a heady blend of shocking thrills and perverse comedy in this confidently staged, wickedly heightened production.
Tarzan the Stage Musical review [Melbourne 2025]
Splendidly realised, the local premiere of Tarzan the Stage Musical swings into town in terrific form, its entertainment value boosted by heartfelt direction and a terrific cast.
Clovelly Fox Productions: Ordinary Days review [Melbourne 2025]
Poignant 2008 musical Ordinary Days delivers timely inspiration in this heartfelt, impeccably cast revival.
Man in Chair 