
Anyone who has a heart is going to love this biographical cabaret about English singer Cilla Black.

Having seen these performers previously I was keenly anticipating a hugely and ridiculously funny show. I was not disappointed.

Opera Australia’s 200th celebratory performance of Giuseppe Verdi’s La Traviata is a tireless jewel of melodic beauty and poignant tragedy that carries its audience on a wave of pathos.

Martinez slowly obscures herself from view behind a wall which she builds brick by brick, complete with mortar, on the stage.

In 'Tis Pity, however, Miss Meow is part of a much larger cast and as such, her star power has been much diluted. And 'tis a pity.

With raucous patrons braving the sweltering February heat and tight quarters above the B.E.D. (Beats Eats Drinks) pub, “intimate” would certainly be one way to describe this hilariously in-your-face showcase of Australian neo-burlesque.