Latest Reviews

Details: 19 March 2008

Project Two: Balanced Perspectives | Melbourne Ballet Company

With only two works and an hour running time, Project Two was a double bill that tipped its hat to contemporary form while still maintaining a high standard of classical technique

Details: 18 March 2008

If you love Bollywood, early 20^th Century cinema, or just great fun, Fearless N is the show for you.

Details: 16 March 2008

Having grown up watching and listening to WASO, Northern Lights was a welcome return after not hearing them for a number of years

Details: 16 March 2008

Directed by Chris Edmund with musical direction from David King, Blood Brothers is a powerful production to open the WAAPA musical theatre student’s year

Details: 15 March 2008

Winnie-The-Pooh’s adorable writer, A. A. Milne adapted Kenneth Grahame’s children’s classic early on, so why haven’t I seen it before?

Details: 15 March 2008

Jake Shimabukuro is a slight, young Hawaiian, with Popeye forearms, no doubt a by-product of regular workouts on his ukulele. Yes, ukulele

Details: 15 March 2008

The Malthouse Theatre presents Moving Target, a drawn-out, self indulgent exercise in over intellectualizing theatre games.

Details: 14 March 2008

I was delighted, especially during the two Wagner pieces, because for the first time I was able to hear loud and clear WASO close to its full potential.

Project Two: Balanced Perspectives | Melbourne Ballet Company

Fearless N | Theatre Kantanka

Northern Lights | WASO

Blood Brothers | WAAPA

The Wind in the Willows | RAW-EM

Jake Shimabukuro

Moving Target | Malthouse Theatre

The Valkyrie | WASO