


Review: High Ground (SFF Summer Season)
High Ground highlights Australia's history of injustice with a necessary harshness.

Review – Sydney Theatre Company’s The Picture of Dorian Gray
The play effortlessly explores the Gothic obsession with the self for a modern context, leaving audiences in awe and contemplating the unanswerable questions that Wilde asked over a century ago.

Review: Minari (SFF Summer Season)
Minari is an intimate story of a family's struggles in an unfamiliar environment.

Review – Belvoir’s My Brilliant Career
It’s not a romance, yet its lively, joyous energy fills you up as you watch all the same.

Review – SUDS Presents: Alan Turing, Joan of Arc, and Vincent Van Gogh Walk into a Bar
SUDS' latest production is an original work that challenges the common perceptions of historical figures.

Review – SUDS Presents: Macbeth
SUDS' major production for 2020 delivers an enthralling take on a classic text.

Review – SUDS Presents: Project XXX
An entertaining and thought-provoking exploration of pornography and exploitation that occasionally muddles its message.

Review: A Delicate Fire
An eclectic and occasionally carnal offering from one of Sydney's most versatile performance companies.
