BWW Review: Bell Shakespeare's THE MERCHANT OF VENICE
BWW Review: Bell Shakespeare's THE MERCHANT OF VENICE
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BWW Review: Music Theatre Melbourne Presents Jon English's PARIS
BWW Review: Music Theatre Melbourne presents Jon English's PARIS
BWW Review: THE RAPTURE at FortyFiveDownstairs
Moira Finucane's The Rapture: Art vs Extinction fully immerses its audience into what can only be described as a hybrid form of boutique theatre.
BWW Review: Malthouse presents REVOLT. SHE SAID. REVOLT AGAIN.
Malthouse Theatre's production of Revolt.
BWW Review: THE HAUNTING at Athenaeum Theatre
Inspired by the ghost stories of Charles Dickens', The Haunting follows a young book dealer from London who journeys to the moors to visit a client.
BWW Review: Pursued by Bear's ORDINARY DAYS
As a work of contemporary musical theatre, Ordinary Days never garnered the same acclaim as comparable works created around the time.
BWW Review: Pursued by Bear's 21 CHUMP STREET
Touted as the 'shortest musical ever' 21 Chump Street is a superbly crafted 15-minute piece written by the immensely popular Lin-Manuel Miranda for a live show of acclaimed radio/television program This American Life.
BWW Review: VELVET at The Palms At Crown
Born from a enthusiasm for disco and an appreciation for the returning popularity of the variety show, VELVET is a night of sheer entertainment.
BWW Review: SPRING AWAKENING at Chapel Off Chapel
Based on the 1891 German play of the same name by Frank Wedekind and winning 8 Tony Awards in 2007, Spring Awakening is one of those rare musicals to have attained something of a cult status - the kind of show that people will claim changed their lives forever.
BWW Review: Kin Collective's SHRINE at 45 Downstairs
Kin Collective's beautifully-realised production of Tim Winton's Shrine is a haunting and ethereal exploration of loss, grief and the interwoven lives of those fallen beneath the 'long shadow' of a life cut short.
BWW Review: ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST at Lawler Theatre
Monster Media's production of One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest directed by Carl J.
BWW Review: CLOC presents LES MISERABLES at The National Theatre, St Kilda
Filling the National Theatre to its very brim, both on and off the stage, CLOC's production of Les Miserables is remarkable.
BWW Review: MY FAIR LADY at the Regent Theatre
Fans of the classic film starring Audrey Hepburn and Rex Harrison will not be disappointed with the recreation of the 1956 stage production of My Fair Lady currently playing Melbourne at the Regent Theatre.
BWW Review: DISNEY'S ALADDIN Shines and Shimmers at Her Majesty's Theatre
On opening night of Disney's Aladdin in Melbourne, the audience were standing more than they were sitting! The multi award nominated stage musical by Alan Menken (Music), Howard Ashman (co-lyricist), Tim Rice (co-lyricist), and Chad Beguelin (Book and co-lyricist); based on the Award Winning Disney
BWW Review: DIVA MOMENTS at The Alex Theatre
With simply a grand piano and a pair of killer stilettos, 4'11' performer Christina Bianco from New York is a total diva.
BWW Review: LADIES IN BLACK is a New Australian Triumph at the Regent Theatre
Tim Finn's new musical Ladies in Black is critically acclaimed and award-winning…and it deserves it all and more.
BWW Review: THE PLAY THAT GOES WRONG at Comedy Theatre
The Play That Goes Wrong starts subtly with a member of the audience brought up on stage to lend a hand to two hopeless stage technicians, Trevor and Annie.
BWW Interview: Christina Bianco of DIVA MOMENTS at The Alex Theatre
BWW caught up with acclaimed YouTube sensation, Christina Bianco as she prepares to perform her hit solo show DIVA MOMENTS at The Alex Theatre St Kilda and The Hayes Theatre in Sydney.
BWW Review: THE BOOK OF MORMON at Princess Theatre
What do you get when you put the creators of South Park and Avenue Q in a room together to write a musical? The Book of Mormon.
BWW Review: THE NURSERY WEB at The Butterfly Club
Written by New-Yorker-turned-Melburnian Kotryna Gesait, The Nursery Web holds a mirror up to the way we behave in love.
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