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Draw Two (Theatre Works’ Explosives Factory) – theatre review

Filled with humour and pathos, Draw Two is a richly human tale. It is a compelling, beautifully crafted and superbly…

Colour and Light: The Art of Sondheim (Watch This) – music theatre review

Emotion rings true as five supremely talented performers (including the music director) celebrate the extraordinary legacy of American composer and…

Shamrock Tenors (touring) – concert review

Do the Irish know how to have good time and carry everyone in the vicinity along with them or what?…

MJ: The Musical (Her Majesty’s Theatre) – musical theatre review

Opening night saw Melbourne embrace the power, the passion and the perfection of one of the world’s great entertainers, Michael…

Punk Rock (Lunatix Theatre) – theatre review

Being a teenager ... trying to make your way in the world … can be challenging and scary. So it…

Job (Red Stitch Actors’ Theatre) – theatre review

A gripping psychological thriller, Job pits a patient against a psychiatrist in a battle of wits and wills. Jane (Jessica…

Australia 3D: The Wild Continent (IMAX) – documentary film review

Five years in the making, Australia 3D: The Wild Continent presents a stunning showcase of this country’s flora and fauna.…

Othello (Melbourne Shakespeare Company), at fortyfivedownstairs – theatre review

For someone who unashamedly struggles with Shakespeare (I never studied the Bard at school and find his language challenging), I…

The 39 Steps (Comedy Theatre and touring) – theatre review ★★★★★

Slick and oh so cleverly acted and staged, this enticing parody of the 1935 Alfred Hitchcock movie is riotously funny.…

Troy (Malthouse Theatre) – theatre review

With significant political, religious and cultural conflict in the world today, a reworking of a well-worn story about war seems…