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Most read Sydney reviews

  • Present Laughter | New Theatre
    Present Laughter | New Theatre
    Festooned with verbal foliage that has not desiccated over eight decades, Noel Coward’s Present Laughter is a present of much needed laughter leading up to the silly season.
  • Festival of Death and Dying 2025
    Festival of Death and Dying 2025
    The Festival of Death and Dying is not just a festival – it is a tender, artist-led act of remembering, and a deeply human invitation to witness ourselves, one another, and the stories that insist on being carried forward.
  • Messiah (Original Dublin Version, 1742) | Pinchgut Opera
    Messiah (Original Dublin Version, 1742) | Pinchgut Opera
    Vivacious and virtuosic, Pinchgut Opera’s intimate rendition is rooted deeply in research and the practice of historical performance, yet unmistakably Sydney – unmistakably Australian – in its swift, vibrant, and exhilarating delivery.
  • Get Sando | Wonderland Productions
    Get Sando | Wonderland Productions
    Apparently, hens like having their ovaries tickled. Bill, a baby boomer hobby farmer preoccupied with raising chickens saw it on You Tube. You gotta egg them on to egg them on.
  • So Young | Outhouse Theatre Co
    So Young | Outhouse Theatre Co
    So Young see-saws its crisp eighty minutes of furious conversation and indignant argument with strenuous subtlety

Most read reviews

  • Little Shop of Horrors | QPAC and Woodward Productions
    Little Shop of Horrors | QPAC and Woodward Productions
    This show is a roller-coaster of emotions, themes, music, choreography, lighting and all that makes theatre such a JOY.
  • Tivoli Lovely | WAAPA
    Tivoli Lovely | WAAPA
    Tivoli Lovely takes us down memory lane and pays homage to the hard working entertainers that performed live staged variety shows from 1893 to 1960s.
  • ECDysis
    ECDysis
    Elizabeth Cameron Dalman enters in sweeping red chiffon to open the space. It immediately feels ceremonial, generous, and charged with the weight of six decades in dance.
  • A Christmas Carol | Marriner Group
    A Christmas Carol | Marriner Group
    A Christmas Carol retains the essence of a ghost story, yet the supernatural elements are supported by some nifty technological innovations.
  • Present Laughter | New Theatre
    Present Laughter | New Theatre
    Festooned with verbal foliage that has not desiccated over eight decades, Noel Coward’s Present Laughter is a present of much needed laughter leading up to the silly season.