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The Glass Menagerie (MTC), at Southbank Theatre, The Sumner – theatre review

With strong autobiographical elements, this classic American play, which premiered in Chicago in 1944, is a piece of memory theatre.…

The Juliet Letters (The Crossing Machine), at fortyfivedownstairs – concert review

Twenty tracks, some deliberately discordant, others melodic, written to one of history’s greatest literary figures – that is the inventiveness…

The Devil Wears Prada 2 (M) – 119 minutes

It is a privilege to see great actors Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway, Emily Blunt and Stanley Tucci together again two…

Don Giovanni (Melbourne Opera), at Athenaeum Theatre – opera review

Mozart’s delicious tale of skulduggery from inveterate womaniser Don Giovanni is given life anew by Melbourne Opera. This is a…

The Bookbinder (Trick of the Light Theatre), at Arts Centre Melbourne – theatre review

Bringing a story to life with poise, polish, precision and pizzazz is a fine art that few can master to…

The 60 Four, at Hamer Hall (Morning Melodies) and touring – concert review

Four clean cut young lads who met at school in South Australia and were influenced by their music teacher, cabaret…

Bernie Dieter’s Club Kabarett, at Meat Market – cabaret review

Adult entertainment at its glorious, risqué, musical and side-splitting best. That is what you are in for when you enter…

Mara, at Theatre Works – theatre review

I couldn’t be more excited about a new work, which is really something special. This is the Cinderella story like…

ART, at Comedy Theatre – theatre review

A fresh banana duct-taped to the wall. Is that art? Italian artist Maurizio Cattelan created controversy with his ‘nana, named…

Head | Thorax | Abdomen, at La Mama Courthouse – theatre review

Three outlandish, revelatory stories told to an unseen voice, who pushes those in the proverbial hot seat to go on,…