Reviews
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Castor and Pollux
Pinchgut Opera’s production of this 1754 opera does its composer, the Frenchman Jean-Philippe Rameau, proud.
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Messiah
Royal Melbourne Philharmonic Choir and Orchestra dedicated this performance of Handel's Messiah, with soprano Siobhan Stagg, to the late Dame…
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Mariage Blanc
This bawdy, surrealist excursion into youthful lust and prudishness is held back by the inconsistency of its tone.
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SubUrbia
Eric Bogosian’s study of prematurely defeated 20-somethings is brought to stunning, wrenching life in this Exhibit A: Theatre production.
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Charles Dickens performs a Christmas Carol
A good story combined with a good story-teller can turn the most adult of us into gawping children. This production…
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The Queen of Spades
Based on the success of this production, Sydney Symphony should try their hand at opera more frequently.
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The Fringe Dwellers
Nene Gare’s landmark 1961 novel has been republished as part of the Text Classics range, with a new introduction by…
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The Paris Review #202
This cosmopolitan collection of new poetry, fiction, collage and interviews is a fine survey of contemporary writing, taking both traditional…
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Glengarry Glen Ross
This dark and satirical drama explores power, greed and survival, and exposes the disingenuousness at the heart of American entrepreneurialism.
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Into the Mirror
There's something wistful about this independent new Australian play, which is notable for its refreshing lack of weak female characters.