Melbourne Reviews

Details: Paul Kooperman; 07 November 2008

Set in a department store, where four women with seemingly nothing in common but a black lace bra meet by chance.

Details: Nic Velissaris; 02 November 2008

Ariette Taylor, who has spent the better part of seven years bringing this production to the stage, has crafted a work that is bold, ambitious and above all humane.

Details: Melita Pereira; 01 November 2008

Marie Antoinette: The Colour of Flesh | Red Stitch

Red Stitch's Marie Antoinette: The Colour of Flesh, is an exposition of politics, beauty and love set against the tumultuous backdrop of the French Revolution.

Details: Dr Daniela Kaleva; 16 October 2008

Rebecca Mendoza has everything one may wish for in a jazz singer.

Details: Paul Kooperman; 14 October 2008

La Petite Mort is a one-woman cabaret show performed by Isabel Hertaeg, a dynamic singer out to tease, thrill and entertain.

Details: Paul Kooperman; 08 October 2008

The audience certainly appreciated the fast-paced comic material, even though some of it might have skated over our heads.

Details: Darryl Emmerson; 06 October 2008

The Raga Dolls Salon Orchestra again delighted its increasing numbers of fans with a live broadcast at the ABC’s Iwaki Auditorium

Details: Heidi McDermott; 05 October 2008

Every now and then you see a show that stays with you long after the final curtain, still percolating in your mind as you turn off the light and go to sleep.

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