Review: A German Life (Adelaide Festival)
This Australian premiere rightly challenges us to the point of discomfort, raising more questions than it answers.
This Australian premiere rightly challenges us to the point of discomfort, raising more questions than it answers.
In a masterstroke of deceit, director Catherine Fitzgerald paints a heavy picture on a light canvas with her production of Patrick Hamilton’s 1938 thriller.
A coming-of-age dance contest with a massive dose of teenage angst.
Helen Dallimore delivers the gold at end of the rainbow.
An intimate, Herculean one-man revolution.
A delightful, mischievous, intoxicating celebration of difference.
A circus spectacular of acrobatic virtuosity.
An immersive and magical experience where Chekhov meets Heysen.
A gritty evening with Brahms reveals a theatrical pearl.
Gulliver upside down and inside out – a Lilliputian tale with a big heart.
Games by Henry Naylor is a powerful intrigue based on a true story.
A grand undertaking of migrant stories.
A new take on an old classic reveals uncommonly good gossip as currency.