After spending a fair time away, Lime Cordiale made their hometown return with a laid back concert at the Metro Theatre.
Browsing: review
It was a testament to the sustained relevance of the Bard in contemporary theatre, and to his enduring cultural value.
Alongside a stunning opening night performance, video works were shown on screens throughout the venue, customised soundscapes were played in the bathrooms, and heads from the Beasties adorned the hunting-lodge walls of the space for three weeks.
Beasties was a magnetic celebration of queerness, cultural heritage, and the joy of being free.
What a challenge it is to put to words the unspeakable, to describe what can only be communicated through experience…
The fact of the matter: this group of young creatives blended our queer culture, artistry of drag and Shakesperian nuance in a way that was both highly rewarding and incredibly unique.
SYML’s latest album, Nobody Lives Here, is not only a collection of songs — it’s a carefully woven tapestry of human emotion, wrapping the listener in a warm blanket on a rainy day, where solitude feels like peace.
The play handles both this phenomena and the extremely relevant, and pressing issue of climate change with said humour.
Premiering at Flight Path Theatre in Marrickville, Call of the Void, presented by the Sydney University Dramatic Society (SUDS), immerses…
There are beautiful pockets of creativity and community everywhere, you just need to know where to look.
