The Grapes of Wrath (New Theatre) – theatre review
The Grapes of Wrath is an adaptation of the great American novel by John Steinbeck.
Paul Kiely
Paul Kiely reviews shows in Sydney for www.absolutetheatre.com.au. He joined the team in 2018.
Life of Galileo (Belvoir) – theatre review
It’s amazing to think that only 400 years ago, common thought was that the Earth
Table (Seymour Centre) – theatre review
If tables could talk, I think most of us would want them to shut up
Diplomacy (Ensemble) – theatre review
My 1953 edition of Webster’s Dictionary provides this definition of diplomacy: “dexterity; skill; tact; shrewdness
Murder on the Wireless (Ensemble) – theatre review
We mainly know Mark Kilmurry as the artistic director of the Ensemble Theatre at Kirribilli.
Collaborators (New Theatre) – theatre review
Apparently, Joseph Stalin was an enthusiastic reader and loved the theatre. Of course, he was
True West (Limelight) – theatre review
In many Westerns (movies), the plot involves two brothers with opposite personalities, fighting for the
Folk (Ensemble) – theatre review
You have to love the Irish! They seem to have an optimism and cheeriness that’s
Sherlock Holmes and the Ripper Murders (Genesian) – theatre review
Those familiar with Batman will know that he had a good working relationship with Commissioner
Pygmalion (New Theatre) – theatre review
The classic tale of Pygmalion by George Bernard Shaw is a crowd-pleaser for all ages.