Melbourne International Arts Festival (various venues) – theatre reviews
Melbourne International Arts Festival was first staged in 1986 under a different name – Spoleto
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From Darkness (La Boite) – theatre review
Just as all families are unique, it’s safe to say that all have their own
The Beautiful Game (Manilla Street Productions) – theatre review
Set at the height of The Troubles in Belfast, The Beautiful Game is a powerful
Railed (Melbourne Fringe) – theatre review
Head First Acrobats have taken the adage “boys will be boys” to new heights in
Fangirls (QT) – theatre review
Fangirls begins with a couple of criminals on the run. The scene is one of
The Last Wife (Ensemble) – theatre review
King Henry VIII certainly had a way with the ladies! After all, he had six
Private Peaceful (Chapel off Chapel) – theatre review
As you enter the theatre, all you can see is a steel-framed bed with a
Perpetual Wake (Subiaco Arts Centre) – theatre review
“If at first you don’t succeed, lie, lie again…” The characters of Perpetual Wake churn
Ulster American (Red Stitch Theatre) – theatre review
If provocative theatre and the art of confrontation are your thing, then have I got
Caroline, or Change (Hayes) – theatre review
Caroline, or Change is a work, an autobiographical work from Tony Kushner. He is famous