Sydney Reviews

: Tessa Needham; 20 March 2007

China | William Yang

Yang’s delivery is impeccably timed and measured, bordering on stoic, yet it perfectly complements the images.

: Brett Casben; 17 March 2007

Lawson - Demons and Dreams

Cullen is something of a rarity in Australian theatre, a consummate performer who has stood by his craft without compromise.

: Rebecca Whitton; 16 March 2007

The Nightwatchman | Griffin Theatre Company

Daniel Keene’s The Nightwatchman is a contemplative, elegiac piece that explores the emotional reverberations between a father and his children as he prepares to move out of the family home.

: Jack Teiwes; 15 March 2007

Macbeth | Bell Shakespeare Company

Bell Shakespeare’s latest Macbeth is quality theatre, but it is something of a disappointment given the luminaries involved.

: Sarah Doyle; 12 March 2007

Never Been This Far Away From Home | Martin del Amo

Berlin-born Sydney-based Martin del Amo explores the notion of the unknown with both text and movement in his new work ‘Never Been This Far Away From Home.’

: James Waites; 09 March 2007

The Season at Sarsaparilla | STC

This new production of Patrick White’s ‘charade of suburbia’ The Season At Sarsaparilla, is all one could have hoped it could be: a triumph for director Benedict Andrews and for the STC’s Actors’ Company.

: Jack Teiwes; 05 March 2007

Love @ Fast Sight | Live Ideas

“How do you want your eggs in the morning; scrambled or fertilized?”
For those of us who have never experienced the weird and, well… weird world of Speed Dating, this play confirms our worst fears: Olivia Ansell’s hilarious short play seems more like a cautionary tale than an endorsement.