Melbourne Reviews

Details: Jack Teiwes; 05 July 2008

One of the more unusual and delightful theatrical experiences I’ve had in quite some time, Miracleman is a night of singularly unique performance.

Details: Bron Batten; 04 July 2008

Just a Broaday Bogan, Steve Judkin's one man show at the Butterfly Club, is full of show-stopping numbers and theatrical anecdotes from both sides of the fourth wall.

Details: Jack Teiwes; 03 July 2008

This new play is definitely a curiosity, a variation on the popular genre of verbatim theatre but with a few interesting twists.

Details: Melita Pereira; 01 July 2008

Daring, innovative and disturbing, Five Kinds of Silence is a play which seeks to shatter the silence around physical violence and sexual abuse.

Details: Melita Pereira; 01 July 2008

Ravel's Bolero | Melbourne Symphony Orchestra

Ravel's Bolero showcases the pinnacle of classical music by composers such as Hector Berlioz, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Arnold Schoenberg and Maurice Ravel.

Details: Bron Batten; 28 June 2008

The art of storytelling is steeped in rich theatrical tradition. An art form in its own right, at its best it is intimate, personal and simple - yet no mean feat for a performer to undertake.

Details: Jack Teiwes; 27 June 2008

The Children’s Bach is a slow-burn exploration of some of the less dramatic or glamorous facets of “modern life”.

Details: Bron Batten; 27 June 2008

Apparently That's What Happened | Jo Lloyd

Apparently That's What Happened explores fragmented recall, perspective and the reconstruction of events through the distorting filter of memory.

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