Reviews

Good theatre has good pacing and that includes this production of Marathon at the Bakehouse

Of all the plays Independent Theatre could have chosen to perform at this time, Mrs

The Adelaide Repertory Theatre’s production of A Christmas Carol is a festive romp that breathes

The young man can not imagine the old man he will become. That spoken reflection

The Dark Master is a strange and enchanting piece of theatre, as mystical and sensual

To watch Vessel is to experience a moment as Charles Darwin, stumbling into a primordial

When we collaborate with neighbours from around the world, rather than conquer and colonise them,

The Wizard Of Oz Arena Spectacular is the lovechild of Hollywood and PT Barnum. Hollywood

Alfred Hitchcock was the master of suspense and the suspense in this production of The

Conflict medicine is a field where only the brave and the driven can operate successfully.

When the Gilbert & Sullivan Society decides to step away from its staple of G&S

Who would have thought a coming of age story could still hold our attention in

Look Back In Anger indeed gives modern audiences every reason to look back in anger,

The State Theatre Company has taken the advice of Jasper Jones and “gotten brave” for

Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition, according to Monty Python, nor would passersby expect how vibrantly

Lunch With Jenna online theatre episodes are always challenging to watch while at the same

The State Theatre Company’s new production of Arthur Miller’s classic, A View From A Bridge,

As a solo show, Double Bass at the Bakehouse Theatre is a triumph in pace

Director Alirio Zavarce calls this “documentary theatre” but rarely is a documentary imbued with profound,

An Evening with Zoë Coombs Marr is an ethereal experience. There are strands of stand