Sydney Reviews

Details: Helen Barry; 15 January 2013

The Secret River is, in a very real sense, Australia’s creation story.

Details: Jodi McAlister; 12 January 2013

Rust and Bone | Griffin Independent and Stories Like These

Stories overlap. Worlds collide. Threads upon threads upon threads are interwoven to create a wonderfully rich tapestry.

Details: Jack Teiwes; 12 January 2013

Beautifully paced, always unexpected, sexy, fun, and frightening, Cantina is a bravura showcase of Australian-based talent and sure to be a highlight of the Sydney Festival.

Details: Helen Barry; 12 January 2013

Myers' Peter Pan proves to be a fun-filled nostalgia fest that will transport adult audiences back to those early wonder years where anything and everything was possible.

Details: Ashley Walker; 11 January 2013

There is a deep connection between words and music. Both need a sense of rhythm to be truly effective. They can serve to convey meaning or be completely devoid of it.

Details: Ashley Walker; 10 January 2013

In The Eruptive Mode, like the uprisings in the Middle East, is a work in progress. A production of raw urgency.

Details: lloyd bradford (brad) syke; 08 January 2013

It might be said Green and colleagues, indeed, transform the performance of music, old and new, into high art.

Details: Jodi McAlister; 08 January 2013

The tales of virginity loss range from the romantic to the horrifying, from the funny to the tender.

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