Reviews
Madame Butterfly
Choreographers Martin and Michelle Sierra present an intriguing and original take on the famous story for Sydney Fringe.
The Phantom of the Opera
St George’s Cathedral pulls out all stops in a marathon feat of improvised organ brilliance from Giampaolo Di Rosa.
The Wizard of Oz
While the script feels thinly drawn, The Danger Ensemble’s take on this iconic tale still manages to dazzle us.
Kiss of the Spiderwoman
Mockingbird Theatre present another powerful production confirming their reputation as theatremakers of calibre.
Seraphim Trio – The Virtuoso
It’s important to acknowledge technical achievement but this performance was about so much more.
Equus
Shaffer’s classic play is done justice by this production, but occasional sloppiness means it falls short of being exceptional.
QUT Literary Salon
In true writerly style, the QUT Literary Salon failed to meet its five o’clock deadline.
Insolent. Nonchalant. Nonsense.
An aptly-named Brisbane Fringe show combining circus skills, physical comedy, and puerile humour.
Macbeth
Class Act Theatre takes the language of the battlefield and makes it talk to us in the context of the…
Crossing Contemporary Cultures
11 Indonesian artists working across all forms of media fuse culture, heritage and political history with contemporary practice.