Theatre
Theatre review: A Little Life, Adelaide Festival
Based on Yanagihara's best-selling novel, this production does not flinch in its portrayal of cruelty and abuse.
Musical review: & Juliet, Regent Theatre
Riotously fun mash-up of new and old that celebrates love in all its colours.
Adelaide Festival review: Escolania de Montserrat and Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mister Hyde
From an exquisite Catalonian choir to a flawed, film noir-inspired take on a Gothic novella, the opening weekend of Adelaide…
Theatre review: Bernhardt/Hamlet, Melbourne Theatre Company
Full of humour and pathos, this is a story ripe for our times, about one extraordinary woman, seizing her own…
Theatre review: When the Rain Stops Falling, Theatre Works
Andrew Bovell's 2008 intergenerational family saga, set against a backdrop of climate change and psycho-geographical trauma, returns to the stage.
Theatre review: Made in China 2.0, Malthouse
What's the role of the artist if not to provoke and to challenge?
Theatre review: Macbeth, Sydney Opera House
Bell Shakespeare’s latest production of Macbeth gives the 400-year-old play a 1920s twist.
Theatre review: Dogs of Europe, Adelaide Festival
A theatrical cri de coeur and a warning to the world to ignore Russian aggression at our peril.
Theatre review: Breaking the Castle, QPAC
This extraordinary piece of writing is brought vividly to life in a one-man show by and starring Peter Cook.
Let loose the dogs of war...
A company that has been 'chased, persecuted, arrested, exiled, spied on and slandered' comes to the Adelaide Festival.