Sydney Reviews

Details: jane barton; 06 May 2011

The first thing you notice about Canadian DeAnne Smith is that she’s smart. It’s a neurotic, brainy intelligence which translates to challenging and distinctly original comedy.

Details: jane barton; 02 May 2011

This is a well-travelled show and it feels like it. Quinn is a confident, warm performer who has taken this show around Australia and OS.

Details: lloyd bradford (brad) syke; 30 April 2011

If anything could make me believe, or make-believe I believe, it would be the likes of Mavis Staples, who gave us 'something old, something new, and something from the future'.

Details: Brenton Amies; 19 April 2011

Greg Proops is a comedian and actor known best to Australian audiences as a regular on the long running Whose Line Is It Anyway?

Details: jane barton; 18 April 2011

The broad sweep of Briwyant's technical, conceptual and artistic complexity are a revelation.

Details: lloyd bradford (brad) syke; 16 April 2011

The Sound of Music | Chatswood Musical Society

Oh, c'mon! You know you want to. Go and see The Sound Of Music, I mean. Cool? No. Manly? Possibly not. But who can pretend they don't have a soft spot for its heartwarming themes.

Details: Jack Teiwes; 16 April 2011

Much Ado About Nothing | Bell Shakespeare

This production of Much Ado About Nothing may not be one of the most daring versions you will ever see, but it has a powerful charm, a light touch, and an unbeatably generous spirit.

Details: lloyd bradford (brad) syke; 15 April 2011

A night spent side-by-side, cheek-by-jowl, with Sondheim, means we'll be opened to laughter, tears, melancholy, introspection, bitterness, generosity, exuberance and more.

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