
The explosive all-hits mega-mix Queen - It's A Kinda Magic shouldn't really be this much fun. But, guiltily, it is.

Opera in Italian is like spaghetti and meatballs - the perfect match. La Traviata - Giuseppe Verdi's glorious opera - showcases this with gusto.

Shakespeare is NOT for losers. His plays are sooooo cool, man. He's, like, totes relevant to the way us kids, like, live and stuff. And Statespeare tries admirably, unashamedly, to make the case.

As entertaining as this play is, as sharp as its teeth are, God of Carnage somehow falls short of being a great piece of contemporary fiction.

Kate Mulvany's autobiographical story of her father still seems raw. It's credit to her skills as an actress, but also her bravery in writing this story.

It's hard to put a finger on this zippy little hour-long performance piece. It is an all-singing, all-dancing unspectacular that at least charms and probably makes you think.

This is a live act that needs no gimmick. But Lior has created, along with his shadow puppet collaborators, something really special.