Jenna Schroder

Jenna Schroder is an emerging arts critic, with a background in dance and voice, and an organiser at the Media, Entertainment, Arts Alliance. Outside of her union activism, Jenna can be found performing at The Improv Conspiracy, around the Melbourne comedy scene and producing independent work across multiple platforms. Twitter: @jennaschroder00

Jenna Schroder's Latest Articles

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Opera review: Ferruccio Furlanetto In Concert, Melbourne Recital Centre

A world-class performance that is a bitter reminder of Opera Australia’s slim pickings in Melbourne this year.

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Dance review: Exposed, Arts House, FRAME festival

Exposed invites audiences to reflect on the importance of community through a thoughtful and magical production.

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Dance review: In-Vocation, Dancehouse, FRAME festival

An experiential and experimental production that explores the practice of ritual and experiences of Japanese women.

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Theatre Review: Silly Little Things, Butterfly Club

Compelling performance, but Millennial woes told one too many times already.

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Theatre review: Not All Dictators, La Mama

A raucous production with an ambitious political message that doesn’t quite hit the mark.

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Music review: Mosaics: Contemporary sounds of Melbourne, Sidney Myer Music Bowl

A rich musical program in the second instalment from the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra's free Sidney Myer Bowl series.

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Performance review: Lesbian Love Stories, Midsumma

Stories and songs about lesbian life make for an entertaining and informative night out.

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Opera review: Lohengrin

A celebrated tenor performs one of his most iconic roles along with a well supported cast.

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Theatre review: Slap. Bang. Kiss

An exploration of teenage activism offers hope to the disenfranchised.

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Theatre review: No Ball Games Allowed

A multi-edged narrative of family trauma and trans awakening that doesn't quite cohere in its storytelling.

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