The counter-culture revolutionary musical from 1967, Hair, has returned to Melbourne under the stewardship of the Australian Shakespeare Company.
Opportunity is a funny thing; the word brims with promise, but just like talent, intelligence or privilege, it’s what you make of it that defines whether it will have a positive or negative impact on the world.
Cory Taylor’s final book Dying: A Memoir was a surprise hit world-wide. Now the stage version has its own surprises in store.
Even given that this is a musical, there is often very little dialog, with 13 songs crammed into the hour, each with a short story to tell.
MJ explores the genesis of genius and feels a very credible take on creative inspiration and influence.
It's a beautifully executed piece that balances its social commentary with phenomenal performances and humour.
| The Sacrifice of Farinelli |
| Cut Chilli by Chenturan Aran |
| Animal Farm By Bloomshed |