Theatre Reviews & More

Raving hamsters, fortune tellers, video-gaming grandmothers, cosplayers, factory workers, calligraphers, aggressive pro-lifers, and a man...

An all-too-real Orwellian hell: George Orwell’s 1949 novel about a dystopian society is the favourite reference point of every...

Australian physical theatre performance has sparks of connection but struggles to sustain them: An hour rarely does justice to a heavy theme

A bold Shakespearean production that accentuates the evil - The most disturbing line in Macbeth is easily the “dashed the brains out”...

Two clowns play receptionists in a hotel. They are scared of customers. A description like that sells itself, doesn’t it?...

With wrestling matches of mythological proportions, Mythos: Ragnarok makes a BIG impression -The Edinburgh Fringe plays host to all forms...

Sometimes, the simplest ideas are the best, particularly when it comes to physical theatre and children’s shows. Performed through a...

One of the first things anyone learns in a primary school art class is the elements of art; things like line, shape, colour, form etc. In...

It's funny how little focus is put on the consequences of climate change. In theatre, and the wider discussion of the climate crisis...

Contrary to my usual seasonal routine of preparing myself for summer around this time of year, Nelson is collectively donning...