Reviews

Premiere Dance Work Explores Concrete Objects Interacting with Human Movement Alison Currie's 'Concrete Impermanence' Substation, Newport, VIC, Wednesday August 15 Reviewed by Caterina Kuljis Alison Currie’s premiere contemporary dance work, Concrete Impermanence, was intriguing, innovative, edgy and abstract,...

Dancers Melanie Lane and Lilian Steiner. Photo Gregory Lorenzutti Lucy Guerin Inc's Acclaimed SPLIT Sydney Opera House, Wednesday August 8 Review by Amy Campbell A refreshing take on duality is what awaits you in Lucy Guerin’s work SPLIT...

All photos by Philippe Fretault The Spirit of Ireland is Alive and Well with Thrilling Debut of Irish Celtic The Palms, Melbourne, Wednesday August 1 Reviewed by Caterina Kuljis The curtains opened on Irish Celtic to an authentic feel-good...

Sleeping Beauty - A Knight Avenger's Tale State Theatre, Sydney, Friday July 13 Review by Yvette Gulder All photos Robert Catto WOW! What a truly brilliant production. From the moment the magical Sleeping Beauty Pantomime started it had...

All photos Robert Catto Experience a True Panto at Sleeping Beauty: A Knight Avenger's Tale Comedy Theatre, Melbourne, Friday June 29 Review by Samantha Webb Rhonda Burchmore as Carabosse. Photo by Robert Catto Opening night of this new...

Melbourne City Ballet presents their Sizzling Spanish Signature Ballet Clocktower, Moonee Ponds, June 22 Reviewed by Caterina Kuljis Carmen is the ultimate Spanish Sangria: intertwining passion, love, jealously, bitter betrayal, intense drama, tragedy and twists to build in...

All photos by Aaron Walker Compelling Fusion of Ballet and Circus in Le Sacré NICA, Melbourne, June 14 Reviewed by Caterina Kuljis In a creative first, Le Sacré is an exclusive premiere collaboration between The National Institute of...

The Blackguard's Second Production - Still Breathing DUTI Studios, Sydney, June 17 All photos by Alison Laird Photography Reviewed by Natasha Crane This show was RAW, REAL and REVOLUTIONARY! Performing their second season production, I was lucky enough...

Review | Priscilla Queen of the Desert Capitol Theatre, Sydney, May 13 Reviewed by Chris Duncan It is always such a delight to attend a show that you know will keep you singing, dancing and laughing well into...

REVIEW | La Sylphide by West Australian Ballet His Majesty's Theatre, Perth, May 18 Reviewed by Janelle Vaccaro Created in the 1800s, La Sylphide is one of the world's oldest surviving ballets. Fittingly one of Australia’s oldest ballet...