The Regina Monologues (Meat Market Stables)
The Regina Monologues looks at strong royal women through history and the obstacles they faced
humour
Lennox: Legend in my Living Room (Chapel off Chapel)
Va-va-voom! What a talent Chris Burgess is. The young man studying honours in musical theatre at the Victorian
Taming of the Shrew (Queensland Theatre) – Theatre Review
One of the joys of experiencing a Shakespearean play on stage rather than page is
The Gospel According to Paul (Arts Centre Melbourne) – theatre review
Jonathan Biggins magnificently captures the essence of former Prime Minister and Treasurer Paul Keating in
The Twins (Gasworks) – theatre review
Two guys waxing eloquently about their shared experiences. That is the essence of The Twins, a
Eric Carle’s The Very Hungry Caterpillar (Athenaeum Theatre) – theatre review
What a sensational stage show for the littlies. There were toddlers and youngsters galore and excited
Drummer Queens (Comedy Theatre) – theatre review
The beat goes on, as does girl power. Dein Perry’s Tap Dogs blended live music with
Umbilical Brothers’ The Distraction (Arts Centre Melbourne) – theatre review
Silly, funny, creative and clever, the Umbilical Brothers bring their unique blend of humour to
The Revolutionists (The Curators) – Theatre Review
In a rare occurrence, the cast of The Curator’s Australian premiere production of The Revolutionists
488 Rules for Life: The Thankless Art of Being Correct (Kitty Flanagan) – book review
As the author herself explains first up, having a dozen rules for life seems a