Sydney Reviews

Details: Ashley Walker; 18 September 2008

Human conversations rarely flow smoothly. There are many interruptions. Confusion reigns over who is talking and who is listening.

Details: Augusta Supple; 14 September 2008

Homebody/Kabul is contemporary epic theatre. Large themes, big ideas, stretch from our domestic home life to the vast unknown of the Afghanistan desert.

Details: Jack Teiwes; 13 September 2008

The Clockwork Forest | Windmill Performing Arts & Brink Productions

The most appealing aspect of this production was less the material than its robust performance.

Details: Helen Barry; 13 September 2008

Featuring the scores of many of Hollywood’s greatest composers, it’s a thrilling and fascinating journey through some of the most memorable music from the movies.

Details: lloyd bradford (brad) syke; 12 September 2008

An inimitable style of jazz flamenco is their thing. It's fascinating: reconciling the taut disciplines of one, with the spontaneity of the other.

Details: Rebecca Whitton; 12 September 2008

Berkoff’s performance is precise and completely disciplined. Every raised eyebrow, every change of intonation has been perfectly rehearsed.

Details: lloyd bradford (brad) syke; 09 September 2008

Towradgi Beach Hotel Rock N Blues Festival

It was all big bikes, big arms, tatts, beards, beer and, I expect bourbon at the 2nd annual Towradgi Beach Hotel Rockin' Blues Festival

Details: Augusta Supple; 05 September 2008

Simple and raw, pool (no water) reminds us of the power of the performer, of language and exposes the ugliness of competition. A very provocative piece of theatre and sometimes a little too close to the bone.

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