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Theatre review: I Wanna Be Yours, MTC

The debut play by UK slam poetry champion Zia Ahmed is let down by trivial metaphors, bland characters and a…

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Musical review: Tina – The Tina Turner Musical, Theatre Royal

Ruva Ngwenya is so outstanding in this new jukebox musical that you'd swear you were seeing the real Tina Turner…

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Theatre review: Selling Kabul, Red Stitch Actors’ Theatre

Sylvia Khoury's 'Selling Kabul' is a play that helps us remember why the caged bird sings.

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Opera review: HMS Pinafore, G&S Fest

Set sail for more Gilbert and Sullivan fun on the high seas with State Opera South Australia and the ASO.

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Performance review: The Poison of Polygamy, La Boite Theatre

A rediscovered morality tale highlighting the Chinese diaspora in Australia and offering some fresh perspectives.

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Opera review: The Pirates of Penzance, G&S Fest

Featuring clever staging, colourful costumes, cheeky comedy and beautiful work from the ASO and SOSA, this production is a delight.

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Theatre review: Cavalcade, The Eleventh Hour Theatre

A thought-provoking, wry revue that invites audiences to engage with theatrical experimentation.

Killing Time by Jack Hibberd. An older man in a grey jacket played by Jim Daly sprays water over a coffin towards a long haired older man kneeling on the other side of the coffin, played by Don Bridges. They are on stage in a small poky room set.
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Theatre Review: Killing Time, La Mama Courthouse

Celebrated playwright Jack Hibberd’s absurdist new farce is about time, and how it waits for no one.

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Theatre review: Loaded, Malthouse Theatre

A freewheeling, caustic monologue performed with feverish intensity by the spellbinding Danny Ball.

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Musical review: Once, Darlinghurst Theatre Company

A small and delicate musical with a big impact, 'Once' is a welcome addition to the local theatre landscape.

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