Sydney Reviews

Details: Rebecca Whitton; 05 July 2010

West Side Story is an indisputable musical theatre classic.

Details: Helen Barry; 05 July 2010

With reviews for his stand up ranging from “better than Jesus” (The Scotsman) to “sick and repellent” (Christian Voice UK) my curiosity was, understandably, piqued.

Details: lloyd bradford (brad) syke; 04 July 2010

It's the festival designed to take wog actors out of work and put 'em in it. It's the festival designed to jolt us, from our white Australia arts policy and politics slumber.

Details: Ashley Walker; 02 July 2010

It’s not every day you get handed a set of earplugs as you walk into the Drama Theatre at the Sydney Opera House.

Details: lloyd bradford (brad) syke; 01 July 2010

_motion sounded brilliant just doing a soundcheck and warmup.

Details: lloyd bradford (brad) syke; 01 July 2010

Still young after these four years, Kammer comprises musicians individually revered, which not only augurs well for the collective potential, but which is fully-realised.

Details: lloyd bradford (brad) syke; 26 June 2010

Theatre of Blood: Season 2 | Newtown Theatre

This is the second season of the late-night Theatre Of Blood at Newtown Theatre, which is dingy, dark and dangerous in just the right measure.

Details: lloyd bradford (brad) syke; 25 June 2010

Urban Gypsies are imaginative, immersive and, to paraphrase Nigella, deeply pleasurable.

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