
The Piper is some of the loveliest children’s theatre I have ever seen. It’s clever and charming and never condescending. Even though I’m not exactly the target audience, I was captivated by it. An absolute Sydney Festival highlight.

Wittenberg is a silly play for smart people. While it might be a little confusing for those who don't have a passing acquaintance with Shakespeare, Marlowe and/or Luther, for those who do, it's freaking hysterical.

Well I suppose that someone had to do it. The camp television comedy, The Golden Girls, is now a camp stage show, with life-size puppets as our favourite girls, Dorothy, Sophia, Rose and Blanche.

Am I is at its most interesting when it starts to ask, at what point do we change from atoms into humans. The work touches on this without exploring it fully.

There is something about circus which now, more than ever, captures the attention and imaginations of audiences.

Erth’s Dinosaur Zoo is super fun, for adults and kids alike. The audience are instructed upon entry that, given the Jurassic Park-like experience we’re about to have, the whole seating area is a Danger Zone.

Under the musical direction of Rex Goh and Vocal Director Lindsay Field, the 'Back2Back' concert drew together some of Australia's finest musicians and singers to take us on a journey back in time.