Joanna Murray-Smith

By Alex First 1 year ago

Joanna Murray-Smith’s remarkable insight, attention to detail and writing prowess are front and centre in

By Alex First 1 year ago

Brilliantly performed by Justine Clarke who, as the 27th Australian Prime Minister, displays determination, indignance

By Paul Kiely 3 years ago

“There’s nothing original about the skeleton of Honour, the play” says its writer Joanna Murray-Smith.

By Alex First 3 years ago

Passion, intellectual rigour and the Holocaust collide in Joanna Murray-Smith’s intense, high verbiage, sexually charged

By Alex First 4 years ago

Superlatives are inadequate to describe a truly mesmerising performance from a woman of grace, charm

By Eric Scott 5 years ago

L’Appartement: Chaos in the City of Love is a play with lots of laughs, dark

By David Edwards 6 years ago

I long to see whatever Joanna Murray-Smith generates (and her output is prolific) … with

By David Edwards 7 years ago

Fifty-eight people died and more than 520 were injured in the Las Vegas slaughter. Joanna Murray-Smith

By David Edwards 7 years ago

An emissary from a New York publishing house (Giuseppe Rotondella) is dispatched to Switzerland to

By David Edwards 7 years ago

Razor sharp writing by Joanna Murray-Smith (featuring acerbic put downs), and bravura acting performances, are