It’s a complicated, fussy work, visually powerful and conceptually cumbersome. While it does not fully hold together, Rite of Spring’s design and spectacle make for a unique experience if viewers are happy to just let it all wash over them and not worry about connecting all the dots.
Diaspora offers the audience a vision of a distant imagined future and wow, what a vision it is!
There’s a great deal happening in Anthem, a cross section of humanity meets and the differing opinions and cultures make for great people watching.
The banal is made dangerous in this one man DIY circus.
As climate change awareness reaches an all-time fever pitch, with the likes of Greta Thunberg calling on humanity to save the planet, while business booms for the Australian coal mining industry, Circus Oz’s Aurora could not be more perfectly timed.
What happens when a deep emotional connection is spurned, betrayed, dismissed and ignored? What dark depths is a wounded psyche capable of descending to in order to avenge an anguished psyche?
Being both participant and audience forces a level of engagement that is physical and immediate, enjoyable and challenging. However it does feel that the nature of the "theatre of performance" is more important than the content of its message.
If you like flips, tricks, circus routines, song and dance then this is the party to attend.
David Williamson has been writing for us and about us for half a century. Across theatre, film...
You know the feel good story of a young boy, from an unlikely background discovering a love and...
Supreme Comedy is a pizza with the lot, with some ingredients working better than others.
Alice Topp’s Logos that stole the show, the romantic yet demonic work was the standout of the...
