Reviews

A Slice of Tokyo Mischief in the Heart of Melbourne There are nights in Melbourne when you want something more than dinner and a show. You want colour, surprise, a bit of mischief, and maybe even a moment...

A Christmas Carol returns with gentle wisdom, festive spirit and a reminder of what brings us together There is a particular kind of warmth that fills the Comedy Theatre each December, a feeling that sits somewhere between nostalgia...

A Triumphant Celebration of Love, Laughter & Limitless Imagination! The Lovers opened officially in Sydney at The Theatre Royal this week and it has permanently engrained the magic abundance of joy that is often felt in the euphoria...

Velvet, mirrors and mischief. That’s the world you step into at Melbourne’s Spiegel Haus, where Blanc de Blanc Encore bubbles over with energy and dares the audience to match its mood. From the moment you arrive, the room...

It is not every day you find a theatre full of kids cheering like they are at a rock concert, but School of Rock The Musical, presented by Andrew G and Theatrical Inc, knows exactly what it is...

There is a particular kind of energy that fills the theatre before a show like HAIR The Tribal Love-Rock Musical. It is more than excitement; it is recognition. From the very first chord of Aquarius, the audience feels...

There is something special about a show that can make an entire audience grin from ear to ear for two hours straight. Here You Come Again does exactly that, a feel-good Dolly Parton musical that is equal parts...

If you ever wondered what might have happened if Cirque du Soleil had met Magic Mike in a science lab after one too many energy drinks, Elixir Revived had your answer. Performed by Head First Acrobats at the...

Presented as part of the Melbourne Fringe, Planet 21 was a new production from Emotion21 that invited audiences to leave the ordinary behind and step into a world fuelled by creativity, courage, and unfiltered self-expression. It was dance...

Réquiem, presented at Meat Market as part of the Melbourne Fringe, was a work that seemed to exist somewhere between worlds. Conceived and directed by Lucy Eidelson, this haunting, meditative piece invited its audience into what she described...