Review: The Great Gatsby (Shake & Stir Theatre Co & Queensland Theatre Company)
Inconsistent vision dilutes F. Scott Fitzgerald’s tale of decadence, desire and destruction.
Inconsistent vision dilutes F. Scott Fitzgerald’s tale of decadence, desire and destruction.
Will O'Mahony's story of an unhappy former student contemplating a school reunion gets a welcome and witty late-nite production.
Visually exciting and musically impeccable, this production is a wonderful way to experience Schubert's Die Winterreise.
Love, memory, inheritance and the law collide in a quietly moving domestic drama.
Two outstanding young pianists deserve a larger audience – and something bigger than a baby grand.
QSO wears its heart on its sleeve in a concert featuring a Valentine's Day gift made to last.
Rostand's classic is revitalised with rap poetry, raw staging and a revelatory lead performance.
When it comes to keeping opera relevant, small-scale gems like this do much of the heavy lifting.
Omega’s starry starry night reaches for the sky, with a flying circus thrown in.
The Normal Heart still captivates with its furious urgency, and its challenge to institutional thinking remains as topical as ever.
US vocal group Roomful of Teeth unlocks the extraordinary potential of the human voice in a vibrant, highly textured program.
Virtuosic, yet direct and disciplined, this is Baroque music at its most communicative.
Steamy Manhattan ménage tests love, ego and the limits of openness in modern marriage.