Review: The Eisteddfod (Black Swan State Theatre Company)
Gripping, multi-hued portrayals in 70 minutes of deeply enthralling theatre.
Gripping, multi-hued portrayals in 70 minutes of deeply enthralling theatre.
Individual, instrumental brilliance balanced by a group cohesiveness and single-mindedness.
Painterly orchestral story-telling in Debussy’s only completed opera.
The man behind the piano now stands on top.
Listening to music and the spaces in between at Dark Mofo.
A cunning and colourful response to Janáček’s extraordinary score.
Kamikaze cabaret that didn't quite hit the target.
A bittersweet but nourishing slice of the finest cabaret.
Musical standards aid Kaufmann's debut, if production raises questions.
Daniel Radcliffe and Joshua McGuire star in the Old Vic production, soon to screen in Australia.
Elise McCann's new show is a magical meeting of Roald Dahl's creative genius and real life.
A magical, transporting night of theatre with Damien Ryan firing on all fronts.
A spritely and vibrant Creation from Sir Andrew Davis and the MSO.