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VISTA (Stephanie Lake Company), at Malthouse Theatre – dance review

A feted choreographer with 25 years’ experience, Stephanie Lake has built an enviable reputation for her creative excellence. And so…

Uncle Vanya (MTC) at Playhouse, Arts Centre Melbourne – theatre review

Set in Russia, and focusing on the bourgeoisie, Anton Chekhov’s Uncle Vanya is one of the great plays about the…

Steel Magnolias, at Athenaeum Theatre – theatre review

Julia Roberts received an Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actress for her portrayal of Shelby Eatenton in the 1989…

Reg Livermore’s Ned Kelly: The Musical (Victorian Opera), at Union Theatre, The University of Melbourne – musical theatre review

It has been tucked away for the best part of 50 years, but thankfully Victorian Opera has revived a quintessentially…

Masterpieces of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity, at Theatre Works – theatre review

We are confronted by distressing imagery of natural disasters and the aftermath of war, where nothing remains but the grey…

The full Melbourne Skydeck, the Edge, Voyager theatre and Eureka 89’s Altitude dining experience (Journey Beyond) – fine dining, viewing platform and virtual reality review

If you are looking for a sensational night out, look no further than what my wife and I experienced over…

Morning Melodies – Orchestra Victoria with Caroline O’Connor: Music and Me at Hamer Hall – concert review

Caroline O’Connor is a living treasure – so gifted, so natural, so personable and so, so good. She sings with…

Grey Gardens (Clovelly Fox), at fortyfivedownstairs – musical theatre review

It was the print media that exposed the tale of two reclusive, idiosyncratic, upper-class women – a mother and daughter…

Curtain Call: The Hits of Broadway, at The MC Showroom – concert review

Powerhouse performances and an electrifying vibe. That is the essence of a cavalcade of hits from Broadway musicals brought to…

Rabbit & Watson, at Northcote Town Hall – theatre review

Innovative and highly creative, east meets west in playwright Shane Woon’s love story about Chinese gods and AFL football. The…