Sydney Reviews

Details: lloyd bradford (brad) syke; 05 March 2009

You don't have to be gay to enjoy the story of 30-somethings, Taylor and Eden, about to celebrate their twelfth anniversary & a well-worn relationship with a commitment ceremony

Details: jane barton; 03 March 2009

Palmer was generous with herself and the audience and at her strongest when performing solo or with fellow musicians Zoe Keating and Lyndon Chester.

Details: Cameron Bayley; 28 February 2009

There’s something a little David Lynch about being serenaded by Carpenters’ classics in the plush red Studio at the Opera House.

Details: lloyd bradford (brad) syke; 24 February 2009

It was the gala (or galah, as MC, Terry Serio, playfully put it) final of the biggest little play festival on the planet.

Details: Brenton Amies; 24 February 2009

It’s a tall order when a company decides to mount ‘the most ambitious American play of our time’, but this was certainly achieved.

Details: lloyd bradford (brad) syke; 22 February 2009

It's an elegant formula, one rooted more in the novel, than drama, but which works a sweet treat, imbued with realism, naturalism, humour, affection, warmth, romance & tragedy.

Details: Ashley Walker; 20 February 2009

I turned up to the State Theatre for Wind of Shaolin with no idea what to expect. Physical feats that induce involuntary gasps of disbelief were kind of what I was hoping for.

Details: Cameron Bayley; 20 February 2009

I Bought A Blue Car Today | Alan Cumming

There’s a fine line that most cabaret stars have to balance – between being one of us, the audience, but also making it very clear why they’re the one up there on the stage, and not down in the seats

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