Sydney Reviews

Details: Jack Teiwes; 29 September 2007

Dead Man Walking is a searing, profound tale, and indeed one well suited to opera.

Details: Brett Casben; 28 September 2007

This production masterfully captures the essence of the writing and its many layered satire on a dysfunctional society

Details: Brett Casben; 26 September 2007

Three monologues from the mouths of three women who share a day in the life of a town that hangs somewhere between Sodom and Dodge City.

Details: Jack Teiwes; 25 September 2007

This production of Don’s Party is superb, and regardless of your attitude towards the merits of resurrecting modern classics, you will not see a better show anytime soon.

Details: Brett Casben; 22 September 2007

‘Bone’ concerns three individuals separated in time and space but each occupying what might otherwise be the last day of their lives as hitherto realised.

Details: Jack Teiwes; 22 September 2007

Miss Saigon may not be for everyone, but this is an excellent production of one of the most successful of all modern musicals.

Details: James Waites; 21 September 2007

Jesus Hopped the 'A' Train is a terrific play and well done in this production directed by Wayne Blair, who also plays a major role.

Details: Brenton Amies; 20 September 2007

The Memory of Water | Darlinghurst Theatre/Critical Stages

This is an exemplary piece of independent theatre to be produced in Sydney and hopefully a sign of things to come

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