Sydney Reviews

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

Details: Brett Casben; 19 September 2007

The show currently sharing billing at the Newtown Theatre is a refreshing and entertaining example of its genre, pastiche burlesque

Details: Jack Teiwes; 18 September 2007

Jeff Wayne’s Musical Version of The War of the Worlds arena show is an odd kettle of fish.

Details: Brett Casben; 12 September 2007

It would be wrong to say that ‘Love and Money’ is the best of the several drama’s written by Dennis Kelly, his work is so rich and varied, but it has to be up there.

Details: Brett Casben; 10 September 2007

Hot Seat Theatre's Hilda is a study in seduction without being seductive

Details: Brett Casben; 05 September 2007

The interest in a writer who is essentially a commentator on the moving face of social mores is likely to ebb before the tide of more current and seemingly more relevant new dramatists.

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