Reviews
The Underworld review: Sophie Laguna goes deep
Sophie Laguna's latest novel The Underworld is a deft exploration of identity, fear and mythology.
Feathers review: Terrapin Puppet Theatre triumphs in Tasmania
Feathers has everything you could want for intergenerational audiences looking for meaning in relationships and hope for our futures.
Rebecca review: a dark and deathly dream at the MTC
Anne-Louise Sarks cuts a little too much meat off the bone in Rebecca, but Nikki Shiels excels as always.
Last One Out by Jane Harper review: moving and memorable
Jane Harper's Last One Out portrays a town under siege and is not to be missed.
work.txt and Instructions review: fourth wall building and breaking at Melbourne Fringe
Subject Object’s mesmerising Melbourne Fringe highlights, work.txt and Instructions, will have you questioning reality.
Archie Moore: kith and kin at GOMA offers solemn testimony
With a Golden Lion from the Venice Biennale, kith and kin brings home an inalienable truth of the suffering upon…
Prism review: Australian Ballet dancers shine in an electrifying triple bill
Prism features Jerome Robbins’ Glass Pieces, William Forsythe's adaptation of his Barre Project, and Stephanie Lake’s new work Seven Days.
Baz Luhrmann’s Romeo + Juliet with Choir and Band review: a sweet, sorrowful stunner
Baz Luhrmann’s Romeo + Juliet is brought to new heights with Backyard Cinema's live band and choir at the Astor Theatre.
Seed review: Bri Lee is back
Lee’s second novel, Seed, might have readers turning pages more for the fate of the planet than the fate of…
Lisa Reihana review: Ngununggula’s first international exhibition
A regional gallery has given Lisa Reihana her second survey exhibition – when New Zealand is still yet to do…