My Sister Jill (MTC) – theatre review
Their father was big and strong. He could be fun, but more often than not
Their father was big and strong. He could be fun, but more often than not
Bananaland opens in the wake of Covid’s decimation of the performing arts sector. Only the
Justin Williams makes the impossible possible with a big smile on his face. He is an
Stunning. That word best sums up The Australian Ballet’s reinvention of Anne Woolliams’ acclaimed 1977
How clever and creative. Circa’s Carnival of the Animals is an engaging, endearing, comedic and
It is the future and Earth Seven is becoming uninhabitable. Too many people, too few
Immersive and interactive theatre excites me. It always has. We don’t see enough of it in
SLUTNIK 2: Planet of Incels has cult classic written all over it. Think lashings of The
Myra in Space is a dramatic comedy from independent theatre company Baggage Productions, which is
Hijinks abound in the witty, irreverent, farcical hit musical A Funny Thing Happened on the