Melbourne Reviews

: Darryl Emmerson; 09 April 2007

The Sex & Science of Boredom | Sam Simmons

Sam Simmons’ new show, teasingly titled The Sex and Science of Boredom, is a loony, loopy, nutty, nerdy winner.

: Lola MacMillan; 07 April 2007

Its Not Big, Its Not Clever | Mark Butler

It’s Not Big, It’s Not Clever is stand-up comic Mark Butler’s foray into the wicked world of swearing.

: Anna Lozynski; 07 April 2007

Stephen K Amos

Amos delivers, joke after joke, centred on the themes of religion, hypocrisy and life’s pressures, all while he is essentially relaying his experiences of growing up in London

: Jan Chandler; 06 April 2007

Tammy Andersons Itchy Clacker

Anderson effortlessly creates a kaleidoscope of characters; a twist of a limb, a tweak of the voice and they are there on stage.

: Nic Velissaris; 06 April 2007

The Pitch | Malthouse Theatre

Houghton runs through a gamut of characters, emotions and increasingly absurd movie storylines as we watch his alter-ego Walter Weinermann create the film that he is about to pitch.

: Lola MacMillan; 04 April 2007

The First Step on a Tram Is Hell | La Mama

Sue Ingleton’s latest show is a soft-hearted tribute to the hardiness and perversity of old age.

: Jan Chandler; 31 March 2007

Exit the King | Malthouse/Company B

With such talent come high expectations. Happily this reviewer was far from disappointed, how could you be when presented with such a memorable night of great theatre.