Monthly Archives: September, 2018

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Theatre Now – On The Screen: The Seagull

Con's Score:2 Voddies Anton Chekhov wrote some great plays which had multiple multi-layered characters, storylines and meanings, which make his stories attractive to actors and...

Theatre Now Review – Stalker: The Musical

Love. It hurts. It is a battlefield. It is a many splendored thing. It changes everything. It is a losing game. It is in...

Theatre Now Review: Evita

Evita started life as a rock opera concept album in 1976. Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice then approached Harold Prince and he agreed to...

Theatre Now Review: The Merchant Of Venice [Globe]

The world’s first full-scale working replica of Shakespeare’s Globe theatre has popped up in the middle of Sydney. What a thrill! It’s theatre like...

Theatre Now Review: Luna Gale

Baby Luna is alone. Her parents are junkies, incapable of looking after her. They let her get sick, and now she’s in state care....

Theatre Now Review: Wharf Revue – Deja Revue

The Wharf Revue is an institution of the Sydney Theatre scene and has many faithful followers. Written and created by Jonathan Biggins and Drew...

TN On The Screen Review: The House With a Clock in its Walls

2.5 Jack (Black) lanterns The long title tells you this isn’t a serious story, especially with Jack Black in the credits. If it’s haunted houses,...

Theatre Now Review: BK Opera’s Mozart’s Abduction

BK Opera's latest production of Mozart's Abduction starts in the foyer. There is a pre show atmosphere created with actor interaction and a music...

Theatre Now Review: The Misanthrope

Justin Fleming's latest foray into Molière comes in the form of The Misanthrope. But more fool you if you go into this production expecting...

Theatre Now On The Screen: McQueen

Con's Score: 4 catwalks I’d always thought of artists as being actors, writers, painters etc. I never thought that fashion designers could fall into this...

Theatre Now – On Sounds: Woollahra Philharmonic Orchestra – GRANDEUR Spring Program

We are in the front row and just a metre in front of us, so close if we reach out we could touch them...

Theatre Now Review: Everyone I’ve Ever Loved Or Slept With Or Both

“In the end we’re all just sinew and instinct.” The Blood Moon Theatre has made its claim as a promising venue for Sydney Fringe...