Brisbane Reviews

Details: Amy Hyslop; 04 October 2009

Moon Water | Cloud Gate Dance Theatre of Taiwan

When the applause came, after a long, meditative pause, it was the sound of an audience that knows it has seen something remarkable.

Details: Jason Whittaker; 03 October 2009

The True Story of Butterfish offers questions of scale. Bigger isn’t always better.

Details: Jason Whittaker; 01 October 2009

Joy might not be the best description of this unusual Brisbane Festival experience. Unnerving, perhaps.

Details: Jason Whittaker; 27 September 2009

The Trial of the Catonsville Nine is many things Australians dislike about Americans: political, patriotic and preachy.

Details: Jason Whittaker; 20 September 2009

Les Misérables | Ignatians Musical Society

The stage bursts with talent. It is a uniformly excellent cast, right down to each member of the large chorus who really do give it their all.

Details: Jason Whittaker; 19 September 2009

Joan Didion’s The Year of Magical Thinking is suspended somewhere between reality and timeless delusion.

Details: Amy Hyslop; 17 September 2009

Don’t come expecting any cohesive narrative – but don’t let that put you off either. If you want a great night of theatre you’re still going to get it and then some.

Details: Amy Hyslop; 03 September 2009

In 2000 the world watched and waited as a tragedy of horrifying proportions played out in the Barents Sea.

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