Gurr Era Op,a beautifully composed dance theatre piece,is like a sea breeze:it blows strong and tastes fresh.
Share-housing in your thirties is so in right now,Jude Perl has created a musical about it.
Inhabiting someone as illustrious as US Supreme Court judge Ruth Bader Ginsburg is no mean feat,but Mitchell doesn’t just capture her likeness – she captures her spirit.
From an existentially challenging joke about bin bags to the Norwegian clown who won Britain’s Got Talent,here are our latest reviews.
After a huge month packed with shows,our team of reviewers has come together to pick out the best (and strangest) moments from this year’s comedy festival.
From lurid family histories to Excel-lent stand-up,this year’s comedy festival is in full swing. Keep an eye on our ever-growing list of reviews here.
From Tim Tams to a screenplay written by an 11-year-old this year’s comedy festival is off to a roaring start. Keep an eye on our growing list of reviews here.
This wrap of shows around Melbourne includes a thrilling play about footy and racism;the Jonas Brothers’ play Rod Laver Arena on first-ever Australian tour,Fred again..’s instant arena tour;and two comedies:one about two super-Karens meeting for their weekly lunch,and another about two young men who have to deal with a sick cow.
This wrap of shows around Melbourne includes Rent at the State Theatre,The Crying Room:Exhumed,Greentea Peng,Cuddle,and Queens of the Stone Age.
This wrap of shows around Melbourne includes Overflow,The Breeders,Queer as Flux,Home Economics,Louis Tomlinson at the Sidney Myer Music Bowl,and more.
This wrap of shows around Melbourne includes Richard Mills’ Galileo,Nessa Barrett,the Australian Brandenburg Orchestra,and Hannah Gadsby’s Banana Palace.