Sydney Reviews

Details: Jack Teiwes; 17 March 2010

Unfortunately, what we see instead is almost the very antithesis of the ethos of innovation and vitality upon which this company was founded. Sadly the production is, at best, pedestrian.

Details: lloyd bradford (brad) syke; 10 March 2010

Meow Meow is a very different kinda kitten, with teeth and claws, which put her at the cutting-edge of what might be called alternative, or indie, cabaret.

Details: lloyd bradford (brad) syke; 06 March 2010

Scott and co have delivered a quality of performance which does it proud indeed.

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

He looks almost as good as ever. He sounds every bit as good as ever. If not even better.

Details: Jack Teiwes; 28 February 2010

Money and Friends is a gently scathing lampoon of those wealthy enough to have waterfront properties in Sydney and holiday houses down the coast, and how their greed is but one expression of their manifold personal shortcomings.

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

Close your eyes and Bri Cowlishaw will take you places familiar, new, nostalgic, painful, peaceful, visceral, and elsewhere. Places you've been. Places you've seen. And places known that look quite different, when viewed from her sharply-defined angle.

Details: Eliza Eggler; 23 February 2010

The future of the counter-tenor looks extremely bright if France’s Philippe Jaroussky is anything to go by.

Details: Helen Barry; 22 February 2010

Powerful, bittersweet, funny and at times gut-wrenching and devastating, Bent is quite simply a great piece of theatre.

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