Sydney Reviews

Details: James Waites; 01 August 2008

Gallipoli is a huge technical achievement by any standards. It’s an epic tale realized to epic proportions.

Details: lloyd bradford (brad) syke; 01 August 2008

Les Yeux Noir present fabulous and fabulously passionate music.

Details: Sonia Allan; 29 July 2008

This latest offering from ATYP, explores the idea of conflict in its many forms, from school bullies, to yammering neighbours, to young men at war.

Details: Sonia Allan; 29 July 2008

This play recounts true events of Australia’s first white theatre performance in 1789, complete with convicts in chains and floggings at dawn.

Details: lloyd bradford (brad) syke; 28 July 2008

As delicate, nuanced and delectable a singer as Kristin Berardi is, it's her compositions that really astonish

Details: lloyd bradford (brad) syke; 26 July 2008

Reefer Madness, as you might guess, is a musical that focuses in on the depravities inevitably ensuing from any contact with the dreaded weed.

Details: Ashley Walker; 26 July 2008

When a bloke in a tuxedo with finger-in-light-socket hair directs you to someone else’s seat, you know you’re in the Big Top.

Details: lloyd bradford (brad) syke; 24 July 2008

The Age of Consent | Bareboards Productions

I consented to attend this play. And review it. But I didn't really consent, in any way beyond the perfunctory, to the wordy, pretentious, too-clever-by-half barrage with which it assaulted me.

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