The Real Thing: Review
The Real Thing is about love – real love, lasting love, commitment versus a daily bargain, different lovers and taking ...
Top Four Musicals Coming From London
Hamilton Lin-Manuel Miranda’s masterpiece Hamilton has won all the awards, it has been playing to sold-out houses in New York ...
Queen Forever: Review
The Show Must Go On and Under Pressure, they still are the champions. Rami Malek captured Freddie Mercury so perfectly ...
Life of Galileo: Review
The world doesn’t revolve around us anymore. Life of Galileo is a worthy choice by Belvoir for this season. Brecht’s plays ...
The Torrents: Review
Written in 1955, set in the late 1890s, The Torrents is a gem from award-winning playwright and feminist writer (intentionally ...
Catch Me If You Can, The Musical: Review
Catch it if you can. From the moment the curtain falls, and before we really embark on the ride of ...
Meet living history at the Sydney Jewish Museum
Teaching our younger generations the real lessons of the past. A 98-year-old man giving regular talks about his experience living ...
Tribute bands becoming big business Bjorn Again, Queen Forever, Ziggy ...
Sydney is enjoying a plethora of tribute acts at the moment from Abba, Queen, Elton, Bowie to the older Etta ...
Muriel’s Wedding The Musical: Review
I do I do I do I do love Muriel’s Wedding the Musical. This musical is for all of us ...
The Dismissal: Review
On November 11, 1975, the Governor General sacked Australia’s elected Prime Minister. Protests were held outside Parliament House, Labor’s True ...
Made to Measure: Review
Balancing the scales for the big day. I’ve had my own adventures in couture lately, and on a visit to ...
The Gospel According to Paul: Review
The Gospel According to Paul: perfectly titled, perfectly acted, and cleverly scripted. There are moments where you are unclear whether ...
Yma Sumac – The Peruvian Songbird: Review
Yma Sumac’s voice should be familiar through sampling a wide range of songs. From The Black Eyed Peas’ “Hands Up”, ...
Mosquitoes: Review
The third play of English playwright Lucy Kirkwood, Mosquitoes, has been performed by Sydney Theatre Company in the past three ...
The Miser: Review
Dressed in a palette of gelato colours – sweet pastels and pleasant designs – The Miser is an inoffensive romp ...
Saturday Night Fever: Review
Saturday Night Fever starts with an explosive version of Stayin’ Alive – all disco dancing and singing – at the ...
The Appleton Ladies’ Potato Race: Review
This is a story about women, by a woman, for women, but accessible to everyone. The playwright is a woman, ...
Every Brilliant Thing: Review
I have reservations about one-woman and one-man shows. It’s hard to hold an audience’s focus, maintain the plot and developments ...
Spamalot: Review
Clack your coconuts in double time to get to Spamalot. Spamalot at the Hayes Theatre is a hit – and ...
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child: Review
Spending all day in an old atmospheric theatre was an adventure that I’d been excitedly anticipating since I heard Harry ...
How to Rule the World: Review
Australian Writer and Actor, Nakkiah Lui, wrote this play in nine months, as she believed the timing for her message ...
Mary Stuart: Review
It’s been a season of the crown. On film, it was donned by The Favourite’s Queen Anne – and in ...
Stan & Ollie Film Review
Stan & Ollie was chosen to close the British Film Festival in November and there couldn’t have been a better ...
The Big Time: Review
There’s something ironic about seeing a play called The Big Time at the little Ensemble Theatre in Kirribilli – it’s ...