Pomona (Red Stitch) – theatre review
Grim storytelling at its nasty best, the dystopian thriller Pomona set me back on my
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Autocannibal (Theatre Works)
Imagine you’re the last person alive and all Earth’s resources have been depleted. Autocannibal explores
Solaris (Malthouse) – theatre review
Through the centuries, mankind’s tendency has been towards total control. Malthouse Theatre explores that tendency
Diplomacy (Ensemble) – theatre review
My 1953 edition of Webster’s Dictionary provides this definition of diplomacy: “dexterity; skill; tact; shrewdness
See You Next Tuesday (The Blue Room) – theatre Review
As we take our seat, we are presented with three different actors, all dancing in
Collaborators (New Theatre) – theatre review
Apparently, Joseph Stalin was an enthusiastic reader and loved the theatre. Of course, he was
Travesties (Bloomsday in Melbourne) – theatre review
Mayhem abounds in Travesties. Set in Zurich in 1917, the play follows a British consular
Prima Facie (Griffin) – theatre review
Prima Facie is a one-person play by Suzie Miller. It won the Griffin Award for
Drive (Theatre Works) – theatre review
A driven, high achieving woman melts down when two relationships go awry in Drive. Writer
Escaped Alone (Red Stitch) – theatre review
In Escaped Alone, society as we know it has fallen apart. Survivors are few. Four