Reviews

Theatre review: Potted Potter, Athenaeum Theatre
Hogwarts inspired mayhem with hilarity and beach balls...

Theatre review: Things I Know to Be True, Theatre Works
A family held together by love, but wracked by secrets.

Circus review: Luzia, Cirque du Soleil, Flemington Racecourse
The latest Cirque du Soleil show to hit Australia is as captivating a spectacle as ever.

Book review: The White Cockatoo Flowers: Stories, Ouyang Yu
'The White Cockatoo Flowers; Stories' is the first collection of stories published by Chinese-Australian author Ouyang Yu in English.

Book review: Sanctuary, Garry Disher
A gripping story of an unconventional thief who longs for normality.

Theatre review: The Exact Dimensions of Hell, fortyfivedownstairs
Predatory and sexual violence against a minor is played out through witchcraft tropes.

Exhibition review: Dale Frank, National Art School
An exhibition by Dale Frank that celebrates experimentation and expanded painting practice.

Comedy Review: Andy Balloch, The Motley Bauhaus, MICF 2024
Welcome to the madcap games in Andy Balloch's lounge room. Who will he be next?

Comedy review: Brodi Snook: Villain – Encore, The Greek, MICF 2024
Brodi Snook showed the world that the road to assertiveness was both hilarious and shocking as she embraced her villain…

Dance review: To Carry/To Hold, Theatre Royal Hobart
A dance work that focused on touch, skin, and the history and glory of the human body.