Sydney Reviews

Details: lloyd bradford (brad) syke; 28 March 2010

Martinez the elder is a study in dedication to technique, but incorporating the utmost in feeling and sympathy for the material at hand.

Details: lloyd bradford (brad) syke; 27 March 2010

If you don't mind a bit of high-camp in-between your high-brow, suck it and see.

Details: Jack Teiwes; 26 March 2010

Vs Macbeth | Sydney Theatre Company & The Border Project

Essentially, Vs Macbeth doesn’t seem to really know what it is trying to be.

Details: Helen Barry; 26 March 2010

How many times have you wondered about the people you sit next to on the bus? Who are they? Where are they going and why?

Details: Brett Casben; 25 March 2010

Someone Who'll Watch Over Me | Ion Nibiru

Playing at the PACT Theatre, Erskineville, is a very funny comedy if you like your humour on the dark side.

Details: lloyd bradford (brad) syke; 23 March 2010

As an actor, it's always reassuring to know you've got great material with which to work and it doesn't get a whole lot better than that written, and directed, by the affable Paul Gilchrist

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Our Country's Good | Rough Hewn Theatre Troupe

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lloyd bradford (brad) syke
19 March 2010

This is a surprisingly first-rate production from this pro-am company.

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Stockholm | Sydney Theatre Company and Frantic Assembly

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Ashley Walker
18 March 2010

We’ve all been there. Trapped in a potentially destructive relationship that is going nowhere. We stay because we can’t be bothered leaving, convincing ourselves that the good out-weighs the bad. Welcome to Stockholm.

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King Lear | Bell Shakespeare Company

Crisis is Born: Again | Meow Meow

The Flags | Insomniac Theatre

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