Sydney Reviews

Details: Dr Daniela Kaleva; 24 October 2008

It is the special ability of Simon Philips to capture the essence and structure of the score in visual form that makes this production stand out.

Details: lloyd bradford (brad) syke; 20 October 2008

He was in fine fettle, fresh, as he was, from his triumph at Beijing, where he achieved bronze (only just pipped by Richard Simmons), in the 100m Run Like A Girl.

Details: lloyd bradford (brad) syke; 20 October 2008

Goran Bregovic and his 'band of gypsies', in performance, is a colourful, poetical, fantastical experience. The rest of life should be so redolent

Details: Sonia Allan; 17 October 2008

Her lightness of touch, musicality and great technical skill show her to be a true artist.

Details: jane barton; 14 October 2008

The Stallion of Death | Darlinghurst Theatre & Drew Fairley

There are loads of adjectives that attach themselves to The Stallion of Death - rollicking, whip-cracking, bush legend are some that immediately spring to mind.

Details: Jack Teiwes; 14 October 2008

As long as the play makes you think, it's a job well done. The question, however, is… does it?

Details: lloyd bradford (brad) syke; 13 October 2008

Masters Mannell Undy sounds like a legal firm, or ad agency, but, no, it's a trio of very evenly talented (and prodigiously so) and matched, young gun jazz musicians.

Details: lloyd bradford (brad) syke; 13 October 2008

There are plenty of sharp, acidic one-liners amongst the anecdotes and lewd songs: the doctor says she can't have children, because she's too selfish.

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