
She has a winning smile, is as animated as The Bugs Bunny Show and just as funny. Yet, when she turns her hand to a sensitive, searching ballad, she thrusts a knife in your chest that pierces your heart.

Exploiting every cliché of the Eurotrash persona, and dripping arrogant superiority to all who were not lucky enough to be born French, Lucont expounded on life and love but mostly about sex.

Brisbane’s brassy, brash and brazen boylesque crew Briefs turned Parramatta’s Perdu Spiegeltent inside-out and upside-down during this year’s Sydney Festival.

Emerging from the same stable of family musicals that gave birth to Mary Poppins, the stage version of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang has finally reached our shores.

There is a rich abundance of amateur theatre in Adelaide, and there is an abundance of talent within it. This production is a fine example of both.

Little Egypt Burlesque is a sly move by a phalanx of Sydney's first and foremost young jazz musos, including, on vocals, Brian Campeau, Lily Dior, Elana Stone and Katie Reeve. Quite a powerhouse.

Five years ago, California looked set to secure its progressive reputation when its Supreme Court ruled it was unconstitutional to ban same sex marriages. Proposition 8 was the controversial strike back from opponents of the reform.