A Beautiful Noise: The Neil Diamond Musical, at Princess Theatre – musical theatre review 3 months ago With the reason only revealed late in the piece, global superstar Neil Diamond is presented as a tortured soul in… Jersey Forever, at Palais Theatre, Coliseum Theatre and touring – concert review 3 months ago The atmosphere was charged for a reunion that was meant to be. The four original Australian-based Jersey Boys, handpicked at… Mojo (Almost Pisces Productions), at Chapel Off Chapel – theatre review 3 months ago English playwright Jez Butterworth’s first professional play was the corker Mojo. It premiered at the Royal Court Theatre in London… One Night Only (M) – 102 minutes – movie review 3 months ago It starts with a statement of fact, unbelievable though it may appear. Three years ago, the US government enacted a… The Bridges of Madison County (FollowSpot Theatre Company), at The Round – musical theatre review 3 months ago A searing love affair between a former Italian war bride and a well-travelled National Geographic photographer comes alive under the… Saplings (Australian Theatre for Young People), at The Show Room, Arts Centre Melbourne and touring – theatre review 3 months ago They are largely Indigenous children whose future is looking decidedly shaky. From a young age they are in trouble with… Funeral Flowers, at Red Stitch Actors’ Theatre – theatre review 3 months ago Life throws up real challenges for the 17-year-old daughter of a split home in the UK who aspires to run… SIX, at Comedy Theatre and touring – musical theatre review 3 months ago It has such an energetic heartbeat. The performances, the showmanship, the musicality, the choreography, the set, the costuming, the sound,… Morgen Wieder Lustik (Tomorrow Will Be Cheerful Again) – theatre review 3 months ago Heinz Lewin, born in Wiesbaden, Germany on 22nd March 1888, was one of the many artists and composers who lives… Mackenzie (Bell Shakespeare Company), at Fairfax Studio, Arts Centre Melbourne – theatre review 3 months ago A delicious, nightmarish hoot, Mackenzie asks what price child fame? This is a dark, camp and satirical reimagining of Shakespeare’s… Next» « Previous