The latest reviews and critic recommendations from Sydney, Australia.
Readers can you hear me? Readers can you see me? Readers can you read me? And all the Barbra puns you can think of, whatever will get you to this irreverent, hilarious and vocally delightful cabar-gay that is so much more than an ode to Streisand!
Tales from our backyard need much more service in the broader scene, something Tunks Productions has long given local stories, and Flame Trees is no exception.
The stories and snipes of a Latino 'superstar' are shared over 70 minutes of high energy dance and song in ¡HISPANIC ATTACK!
Opera Australia's interpretation of Sergei Prokofief's THE LOVE FOR THREE ORANGES returns to delight and entrance Sydney audiences.
Recognisable melodies of Bizet's CARMEN and iconic images of Havana are blended together to retell this passionate story of infatuation, independence, strength and seduction for a modern audience.
Adelaide's favourite clown and Cabaret personality Hew Parham takes on a new persona to explore what goes into a make a Cabaret.
ALL MYS SONS Is A Heartbreaking Harrowing Example Of What Happens When People Forget To See The Bigger Picture
Hairspray.
There is no legend, living or dead, whose art hasn't been compromised in some way by fame.
TRIBES gives voice to those trapped in a world where they cannot participate due to the challenge that they cannot hear.
Michael Gow's (Playwright) AWAY, the latest offering from Sport For Jove, is presented with heart, humour and honesty as the lives of three families unfold.
One can simply never tell, when entering The Stables
The pursuit of an original idea is the most fruitless of our generation, it might perhaps be pertinent to say, as it is inferred in Justin Fleming's The Literati which itself is modernised after Moliere's 17th century comedy 'Le Femmes Savantes'.
Australia's horrific history of taking Aboriginal children from their families plays out in STOLEN with moving modern "song lines" and storytelling.
The iconic Thai drag and transgender cabaret comes to the Big top at Moore Park with THAILAND LADYBOY SUPERSTARS.
A comedy revue filled with music and memories, SENIOR MOMENTS caters to the aging population.
Carole Frechette's 7 DAYS IN THE LIFE OF SIMON LABROSSE welcomes the audience in to view one optimistic, entrepreneurial unemployed man's life from the comfort of his warehouse apartment.
Amidst the anguish of music-lovers everywhere mourning the all-too-recent passing of icons from the previous fifty years, there is bound to be offered an opportunity to gather and commune at the altar of the music that made them so dear to us.
BAD JEWS is the hilarious, fiery reunion of three cousins as they come together to mourn the passing of their grandfather.
Based on real people and true stories, Katherine Lyall-Watson's MOTHERLAND tells the story of how the lives of three women, who find themselves far from home, have intersected over the course of the twentieth century.
A grittier underworld of suburban Dublin is exposed as two stories come together in the tragic, grotesque comedy, HOWIE THE ROOKIE.
Douglas Carter Beane's (Book) Award Winning stage adaptation of XANADU THE MUSICAL comes alive at Hayes in a bright, shiny explosion of high camp colour.
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Captain Corelli's Mandolin Genesian Theatre (9/04-10/10) |
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Cirque Alice Sydney Lyric Theatre (9/25-10/11) VIDEOS |
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I Love Your Faces: The Don Lane Story Jetty Memorial Theatre (9/05-9/05) |
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Saltwater Girls EASH Erskineville (9/08-9/12) |
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Mum Club Griffin Theatre Company (8/22-9/20) |
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Cicada Wollongong Art Gallery (8/27-8/29) |
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A Beautiful Noise Sydney Lyric Theatre (11/14-12/20) |
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Top Silk Ensemble Theatre (7/31-9/12) |
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Morning Melodies: Christmas with Lucy Durack Kingston City Hall (12/08-12/08) |
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Britten's War Requiem Sydney Opera House (10/17-10/17) |
