Wolf Play – Theatre Review
Directed by Isabella Vadiveloo, and written by Hansol Jung, Wolf Play cleverly weaves the connection of a…
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Not Finished With You Yet! (Musical) – Theatre Review
Not Finished With You Yet! is certainly a unique premise. Written and composed by Dick Gross AM,…
A Lovely Day To Be Online {Adelaide Fringe} – Comedy Review
There is absolutely no doubt that many people have an unhealthy addiction to the internet and the…
Gemma Caruana: Underwire {Adelaide Fringe} – Comedy Review
Puberty can be an extremely confusing, awkward, and traumatic time of someone’s life. Presented by Mover’s Call…
American Idiot (Musical) – Theatre Review
Green Day’s seventh studio album, ‘American Idiot’ is known for being a successful punk rock opera concept…
Innes Lloyd: Journey to the Centre of the Earth {Adelaide Fringe} – Comedy Review
Fun Fact! Voyages Extraordinaires author Jules Verne is one of the most translated authors in history. The…
& Juliet (Musical) – Theatre Review
Max Martin. You may not be familiar with his name, but you will be with his music….
Melbourne Theatre Company: Bernhardt/Hamlet – Theatre Review
‘You are not just one thing.’ That is the statement that Kate Mulvany’s character, legendary French actress…
Shakespeare Aliens {Adelaide Fringe} – Theatre Review
Shakespeare is most likely one of the most well-known playwrights, poets and artists to ever walk the…
Head First Acrobats: Godz {Adelaide Fringe} – Theatre Review
Gods and mythology seem to be a common trend in the theatre world, especially when it comes…
Cruel Intentions: The ’90s Musical (Encore Melbourne Season) – Theatre Review
One of the biggest film trends in to 90s was retelling ‘classic’ films and plays but with…
Lost in Translation: Jurassic Park {Adelaide Fringe} – Theatre Review
For me, Jurassic Park is one of the best films ever released. When I first saw Jurassic…
Mansion {Adelaide Fringe} – Theatre Review
At last year’s Fringe, I was lucky enough to attend both shows from the amazing Australian creator…
Nosferatu – Theatre Review
Throughout history, there have been many versions of the classic vampire tale. From novels written hundreds of…
Softly Softly – Theatre Review
Softly, Softly, performed at Collection Bar in Richmond is a no-frills production, where the actors have no…
A Dirty Kebab – Theatre Review
Guns, backmail, rats, corpses, ransoms, and cannibals. It’s just an average Central Melbourne hangover like any other….
Prima Facie – Theatre Review
I have always been drawn to legal dramas within visual media. From a television show to a…
Tick, Tick… BOOM! – Theatre Review
“Tick, tick… BOOM!”That’s the internal sound of Jon’s anxiety with the pressure to achieve all his wildest…
Mary Poppins (Melbourne 2023) – Theatre Review
The winds have changed and Mary Poppins has made her long-awaited return to Melbourne’s Her Majesty’s Theatre….
Wittenoom – Theatre Review
Wittenoom is a story written by Mary Ann Butler about a mother and daughter that weaves the…
Lemon Tree on Dreg Street – Theatre Review
Lemon Tree on Dreg Street is an offbeat and heart-warming story written by Amy May Nunn under…
Oracle (2023 Encore Melbourne Season) – Theatre Review
The Zodiac has been referred to across cultures for thousands of years. From everyday horoscopes to tales…
Legends in Concert – Theatre Review
Legends become legends for a reason. With music, there are many factors, whether it be for an…
Australian Shakespeare Company: Much Ado About Nothing – Theatre Review
Every summer, without fail, I’d find myself quickly passing by the lights of Australian Shakespeare Company’s show…
Alice in Wonderland Live – Theatre Review
Alice in Wonderland is a story that most will associate with the 1951 Disney Animation of the…
MOTHERLOD_^E (Motherlode) – Theatre Review
In the year 2000 when I was a teenager, games developer Maxis, the creators of the popular…
Madagascar: The Musical – Theatre Review
Madagascar first came onto the scene via its initial animated film in 2005. There was a lot…
Hairspray (Adelaide Season) – Theatre Review
Hairspray, with music by Marc Shaiman and lyrics by Marc Shaiman and Scott Wittman, with a book…
Slava’s Snow Show – Theatre Review
I have long enjoyed the circus and most of the time, my favourite parts featuring the circus…
This Moment In Time – Theatre Review
Much can be said of the human nature brought forward at airports. On your way from one…
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat – Theatre Review
Andrew Lloyd Webber is a renown and celebrated composer of musical theatre. One of his first musical…
Melbourne Theatre Company: Sunshine Super Girl – Theatre Review
Evonne Goolagong Cawley rose to fame in the 1970s as an Australian Aboriginal Tennis player on the…
A Christmas Carol – Theatre Review
I hate Christmas. Actually, that is a bit of a lie. I used to hate Christmas, a…
The Mentor – Theatre Review
Australian acting royalty has come to St Kilda, and I am very glad that I was in…
David Strassman in The Chocolate Diet – Comedy Review
I remember as a kid, staying up late on a Saturday night watching Hey Hey it’s Saturday…
The United Ukrainian Ballet: Swan Lake – Theatre Review
Last night, after 32 years, I had a first life experience. I went to the ballet. Honestly…
Gundog – Theatre Review
With visual direction by Alonso Pineda and produced by Three Fates Theatre (Zoe Hawkins, Thalia Dudek, and…
Stranger Sings! The Parody Musical – Theatre Review
Parody is never an easy genre to get right. There has been many a time over the…
Titanic The Musical: In Concert – Theatre Review
Titanic. A name that is instantly recognisable. Not only is it arguably the most famous ship of…
Phantom of the Opera (Musical) – Theatre Review
In all honesty, I never thought I’d have the opportunity to see Phantom of the Opera again….
Urinetown (Musical) – Theatre Review
Nominated for 9 Tony Awards and winning three of them for Best Book, Best Original Score, and…
Melbourne Theatre Company: Girls & Boys – Theatre Review
Over the years, I have witnessed many thought-provoking productions at the hands of the Melbourne Theatre Company….
No Hat, No Play! The Cabaret {Melbourne Fringe} – Comedy Review
For many of us, primary school may feel like a lifetime ago, but Mel O’Brien and Samantha…
A Lovely Day To Be Online {Melbourne Fringe} – Theatre Review
The internet: a wonderful place, a hellish place, a place where you can find anything and everything…
Melissa McGlensey: The Briefing {Melbourne Fringe} – Comedy Review
Donald J. Trump, easily the worst President the United States has ever had. Watching from afar, here…
Lou Wall: Bleep Bloop {Melbourne Fringe} – Comedy Review
I was frightened that I would be late to Lou Wall’s Bleep Bloop. I always pride myself…
Jan Pedinski: Barely Live {Melbourne Fringe} – Theatre Review
Earlier this year I had the pleasure of watching Melbourne playwright Alexander Dymalovski’s debut play, titled Mor(t)ality,…
Shakespeare Aliens {Melbourne Fringe} – Theatre Review
William Shakespeare is one of history’s most famous playwrights. From Romeo and Juliet, to one of the…
Candice D’Arcy: Foreign Body {Melbourne Fringe} – Theatre Review
I’ve tried numerous times to comprehend the vast and complicated history of Africa, constantly getting side-tracked by…
You’re A Catch! Why Are You Single? {Melbourne Fringe} – Theatre Review
From performer and writer Sarah Wynen, whose production credits include Stranger Things The Musical, Blue to the…