That’s sort of the purpose of going to festivals like Edinburgh and our home-grown Sydney Fringe. To see work that’s raw and developing. To immerse in wonder at what trends are emerging, what styles are popular and what looks like …
At the conclusion of an extensive national tour and series of masterclass dates, popular violinist Ray Chen and pianist Julien Quentin still shone like quite an unparalleled pair of diamonds on the City Recital Hall stage.
Sydney Ray Chen fans …
Late to the party. I was late to the swell party that is SHE LOVES ME at Hayes Theatre. Don’t make my mistake because this is a show for which reviewer words like elegant and accomplished were invented. Flag down …
People can come from such different ‘places’ – the way they live their lives, how they perceive the world and interact with those around them – that it keeps people separate even if they want to be together. That’s the …
A sea of sound washed over and around the audience as it swept up the internal stairs and circled in foyers of the Sydney Opera House on Saturday 1st September. THE GAUNTLET was being performed as part of the Antidote …
THE MAIDS By Jean Genet (translation by Bernard Frechtman) – Downstairs Belvoir – Glitterbomb in association with 25A Belvoir
When Genet invested the time in his creation of the plotting maids, he was investing more in the idea of …