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Details: 02 May 2010

When Will You Be Home? | Forty Forty Home

As a production When Will You Be Home? doesn’t overstay its welcome and beautifully pairs two plays that share a common thread of tragedy, sadness and ultimately life-affirming humour.

Details: 02 May 2010

La sonnambula is a funny little opera which tells the story of Amina, a sleepwalker, who gets herself into all sorts of trouble by ending up in a stranger’s bed.

Details: 01 May 2010

Italian American Reconciliation | Edison Kane Productions

It's affectionate, humane, empathic and endearing. But, in the end, it's performance-driven and, happily, Khalil has assembled a fine bunch.

Details: 01 May 2010

Ewen Lesley’s Richard is powerful and compelling, so ruinously evil and forcefully seductive that you just want to shag him out of sheer gratitude.

Details: 30 April 2010

What Price unresolved resentment, un-dispelled illusions, rationalisations, excuses and self deception?

Details: 30 April 2010

Unfortunately, I don’t feel that this production has done justice to Gibson’s script.

Details: 29 April 2010

The lineup for the 2010 world tour by Deep Purple isn't quite what it was. Which isn't to say it's lesser; just somewhat different.

Details: 29 April 2010

Strong singing and enjoyable broad physical comedy rescued the opera from its weaker elements, in what is undoubtedly a very accessible interpretation of Puccini’s work.

When Will You Be Home? | Forty Forty Home

La sonnambula | Opera Australia

Italian American Reconciliation | Edison Kane Productions

Richard III | Melbourne Theatre Company

The Price | State Theatre Company SA

Love Cupboard | The Street Theatre

Deep Purple

La Boheme | Co-Opera