Sydney
Offspring Ensemble: Plekto
Each piece of music was weird and wonderful in its own way – not one of them conventional, or made…
New vision for the Sydney Fringe
Now that she’s settled into her role, Festival Director Kerri Glasscock has big plans for the annual arts festival.
The Effect
Lucy Prebble's latest play examines the commercial exploitation underpinning the (first) world's addiction to antidepressants.
Tabaimo: Mekurumeku
Tabaimo’s commuters seem to engage in a kind of practised obliviousness by way of adapting to the vagaries of urban…
El' Circo Blanc
Gasps of wonderment are unavoidable as the show concludes: the finale is hair-raising and the room succumbs to the magic…
Mario
Blake Bowden gives a riveting performance that sets the theatre alight and has all the audience swooning.
The Chimney Sweep
Pinchgut's production of Salieri's romp matches joyous, witty fun with exquisite, enchanting music.
Hedda Gabler
This production has not so much given new meaning to the work, as it has simply allowed a space for…
The King's Singer: Great American Songbook
Enchanting, engaging, and always effervescent, this is a concert to lose yourself in.
Australian Chamber Orchestra: Mahler 4 & Sibelius 6
The sharp swells in the volume were exact and full of impact; the momentum and inertia were always spot on.