Sydney Reviews

Details: Jodi McAlister; 20 September 2012

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Kellie Higgins and Fiona Della Ca are both incredible performers. What's more, they work brilliantly as a team, without one every upstaging the other (something that is very, very common, in this kind of theatre). If you ever get the chance, I would definitely recommend going to see them. They're great actors and amazing musicians with a great sense for comedy,

Details: Jodi McAlister; 20 September 2012

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100 Years of Lizards is one hour of pure 100% wacky fun. Have you ever wondered if lizards are poised to take over the earth? This show will reveal their dastardly plan to you. It also has dancing. And puns. What more do you need?

Details: lloyd bradford (brad) syke; 19 September 2012

Here Lies Henry throws out the rule book on what defines theatre and how it must be made. Matthew Hyde manages to flawlessly deliver an exceedingly complex text and is riveting from start to finish. Not to mention nuanced. Without a doubt, even with several months of unseen acting to come, his must stand as one of the best showings of 2012.

Details: Jodi McAlister; 19 September 2012

Rope Burn is not a play about death. It is a play about more than not wanting to die. It is dynamic, comic, tragic, and deeply, deeply human. This one should definitely be part of your Fringe festival.

Details: Emily Garrett; 18 September 2012

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Vivid, exploratory and very watchable, Room combines innovation and imagination, while skillfully meshing an old idea with a very new conception of it.

Details: Jodi McAlister; 17 September 2012

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Footprints on Water is a claustrophobic play. Set in a small town that people seem cursed to live in and cursed to never leave, it is a dark, ominous, and sometimes blackly funny look at religion, hysteria, hypocrisy, cruelty, identity, racism, beginnings, ends, and the apocalypse.

Details: Helen Barry; 15 September 2012

Ovo, while not perhaps as perfect as it could hope to be, is still a tantalising trip for young and old alike, offering a serving of rarefied circus snippets that linger long after the insects have flown from the stage.

Details: Jodi McAlister; 14 September 2012

The concept of A Trivial Pursuit is great but the execution is not. It has ideas and moments that I like (as well as a really good set), but the writing, direction, and acting could all use some improvement.

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