Melbourne Reviews

Details: Daniela Kaleva; 23 October 2019

Today, the very fabric of nations is woven with the diversity, energy, enterprise and hard work of its people, including those that come to stay. The Taxithi Project and their Songs of Longing encapsulate the contribution of these precious people and their stories.

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Details: Hayden Burke; 21 October 2019

Hypnotic, entertaining or just a load of bull?

Details: Stephanie Glickman; 15 October 2019

Israeli choreographer Hofesh Shechter is no stranger to Melbourne audiences – his pulsing contemporary dance has featured regularly in the Melbourne Festival.

Details: Heather Bloom; 10 October 2019

A deeply engaging performer, Bisset has a powerhouse voice and stand out stage presence.

Details: Heather Bloom; 09 October 2019

Black is the New White | Melbourne Theatre Company

Black is the New White is an absolute joy to watch.

Details: Stephanie Glickman; 05 October 2019

Rite of Spring | Yang Liping Contemporary Dance

It’s a complicated, fussy work, visually powerful and conceptually cumbersome. While it does not fully hold together, Rite of Spring’s design and spectacle make for a unique experience if viewers are happy to just let it all wash over them and not worry about connecting all the dots.

Details: Nikki Spunde; 05 October 2019

Diaspora offers the audience a vision of a distant imagined future and wow, what a vision it is!

Details: Heather Bloom; 04 October 2019

Anthem | Melbourne International Arts Festival

There’s a great deal happening in Anthem, a cross section of humanity meets and the differing opinions and cultures make for great people watching.