Joyous, sexy and heartbreaking, I WANT TO KNOW WHAT LOVE IS, is a dizzying ride through love’s collision course. Premiering in 2014, it captivated audiences around the country during two sell-out seasons in Brisbane, a Melbourne season at the 2017 …
Sitting down to take our seats to see this fiftieth anniversary production of David Williamson’s THE REMOVALISTS, we notice Robyn Arthur’s clear, conventional, period (1970’s) set design. Stage right we have the police station marked by the Sargeant’s desk and …
Stunning high-energy and immensely entertaining, musical comedy parody of “The Schapelle Corby Story”. With superb cast book music and lyrics, providing cleverly fictionalized media sensationalism, insightfully delivered by a full cast of triple threat actors with perfect comic timing. Witty …
This unusual piece of theatre was performed by Vivienne Awosoga (Kara) and Moreblessing Maturure (Cleo). Both are women of colour – I share a Zimbabwean heritage with Moreblessing. Much of the play resonated with situations and expressions that I could …
You’ll laugh a lot at LIVE A LITTLE.
Subtlenuance’s latest work, LIVE A LITTLE is created by performer Sylvia Marie Keays and writer/director Paul Gilchrist, the team behind the critically acclaimed Blind Tasting.
Critical acclaim is going to attach itself …
“All grown-ups were once children… but only few of them remember it.”
Based on Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s much loved 1943 children’s book (Le Petit Prince), the extraordinary live event THE LITTLE PRINCE will be presented in the Opera …
The joy of writing for its own sake. What a thought. Surely people don’t do this kind of thing when we live in such a material world.
Well, writers and artists in general, are a strange lot. They sometimes do!…
A throwback to the glamour of mid-century New York and Parisian brasseries, Beckett’s is Glebe’s new neighbourhood local breathing new life into the site that pioneered farm-to-table dining in Sydney.
Chef, Jeff Schroeter (Bistro Moncur, Bayswater Brasserie) and Playwright-Director Wendy …
Sometimes, in life, one can just feel stuck, and that brings out the need to change direction, in effect to make a sea change.
Judy, the protagonist in British playwright Laura Wade’s DARLING, I’M HOME makes a very surprising sea …
As a single woman in her later middle age I admit I headed to watch this show with some hesitation in my mind fearing I was letting myself in for some rather trite, stereotyped characters. I was however, very soon …