Reviews
Exhibition review: Angelica Mesiti: The Rites of When, AGNSW
Angelica Mesiti delivers a complex and immersive video work, but it is overshadowed by the architecture of the Tank gallery.
Theatre review: BAD BOY, fortyfivedownstairs
A one-person show exploring toxic masculinity and domestic abuse.
Theatre review: Ten Years to Home, KXT on Broadway
An autobiographical play that traverses the universal themes of migration, identity and belonging.
Book review: The Burrow, Melanie Cheng
A new pet rabbit becomes the focal point for a grieving family.
Book review: Skysong, C A Wright
A reimagining of the classic Hans Christian Andersen fairytale.
Opera review: Don Giovanni, Meat Market Stables
The delivery of a BDSM centric interpretation of a classic opera is rough around the edges
Comedy review: Big Nose Big Dreams, Sydney Fringe Festival
A debut solo show from an Egyptian-Australian writer and comic who avoids the usual diaspora stories.
Dance review: We Call It Ballet: Sleeping Beauty, Capitol Theatre
Fluoro-lit ballet that has little to do with the classic fairytale.
Performance review: Pride and Prejudice – An Adaptation in Words and Music, Arts Centre Melbourne
A dramatic reading of the beloved Austen novel, with musical accompaniment.
Exhibition review: Lee Ufan: Quiet Resonance, AGNSW
First Sydney solo exhibition from one of the world's most highly regarded minimalist artists.