Sydney Reviews

Details: Helen Barry; 11 June 2011

We humans, it seems, have changed very little. We bicker, we fight, we love, we betray one another, and the world just keeps on turning.

Details: Helen Barry; 16 May 2011

Much like most great scientific breakthroughs, with this kind of thing there’s always the equal chance of discovering something that will change the world as there is of creating a monster. And, so it is here.

Details: Jack Teiwes; 07 May 2011

This production most certainly is good. Better than good. Much much better than good. But it is also not really as straightforward an appeal to nostalgia as you might expect.

Details: jane barton; 07 May 2011

Lawrence Leung describes himself as a “whimsical, sensitive” comedian. He threatens would-be hecklers with tears and an asthma inhaler. It’s a telling moment.

Details: jane barton; 06 May 2011

The first thing you notice about Canadian DeAnne Smith is that she’s smart. It’s a neurotic, brainy intelligence which translates to challenging and distinctly original comedy.

Details: jane barton; 02 May 2011

This is a well-travelled show and it feels like it. Quinn is a confident, warm performer who has taken this show around Australia and OS.

Details: lloyd bradford (brad) syke; 30 April 2011

If anything could make me believe, or make-believe I believe, it would be the likes of Mavis Staples, who gave us 'something old, something new, and something from the future'.

Details: Brenton Amies; 19 April 2011

Greg Proops is a comedian and actor known best to Australian audiences as a regular on the long running Whose Line Is It Anyway?

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