Reviews

Show Me Yours, I’ll Show You Mine
The magic of this work is in its ability to convince you that you aren’t watching a performance at all.

Gypsy
A top-tapping old-fashioned musical shows the spectacle-obsessed new kids how it’s done.

Wake in Fright
Renee Palmer’s production of this caustic Australian classic feels more of a curiosity than a gripping drama.

Cinderella
Opera Queensland and New Zealand Opera have teamed up to produce a delightfully entertaining production.

Joy Fear & Poetry
An unsuccessful attempt at presenting an unrestrained, unconstructed view of what it means to be a child today.

Standard Double
Sharply written character comedy from Kate McLennan and Wes Snelling, set and performed in a hotel room.

Feel & Think: A New Era of Tokyo Fashion
This innovative Japanese exhibition considers fashion not only as clothing, but as a conceptual art form and creative language.

Fright or Flight
This show works not only because of the skill, bravado and relationships on stage, but because of a beautiful vulnerability.

My Country, I still Call Australia Home: Contemporary Art from Black Australia
A massive and provocative exhibition of Aboriginal and Torres Strait art.

Yana Alana presents Between the Cracks
Part cabaret, part self-help seminar and a whole lot of hilarious.