Review: The Odd Couple (Ensemble Theatre)
An entertaining, well-cast production of Neil Simon's affectionate 1960s comedy about male friendship.
An entertaining, well-cast production of Neil Simon's affectionate 1960s comedy about male friendship.
Superlative singing and David McVicar’s lavish, clever production make a heavenly match.
Yuja and the Dude leave New York a calling card from LA.
Asher Fisch and WASO orchestrate a fascinating evening of discovery.
Meditative genre-crossing pianos and synths let down by sound issues.
Midori Seiler and the Australian Haydn Ensemble serve up an intoxicating musical cocktail.
A wobbly fantasy-versus-bleak reality balancing act for Kander and Ebb’s under-appreciated musical.
An expression of tradition using modern means, makes for an exhilarating night.
This stunning production of McDonagh's savage comedy keeps you on tenterhooks.
Septime Webre's exquisitely staged ballet is absolutely enchanting.
Though entertaining as a bio-drama, the writing doesn't get under the skin of the characters enough to have much of an emotional impact.
Graeme Murphy’s much-loved production returns, with American soprano Lise Lindstrom in the title role.
A decidedly unusual inter-species love story makes for a beguiling, probing rom-com.