An awkward exploration of the unlikely link between lyricism and ... (continued)

A rather shallow examination of the financial crisis that lacks a... (continued)

Three Little Pigs explores South Africa’s deep problems with poli... (continued)

Quirky and engaging, but ultimately to slight to be fully satisfying.

Office-based physical comedy doesn't always hit its targets in th... (continued)

A clever, sparse, and ultimately unsatisfying play about what it ... (continued)

Simply put, Bianco is extraordinary.

Competitive games and a finale of Olympic proportions from Adelaide-based circus

The production’s playful spirit and the charisma of its clearly t... (continued)

A boy plays alone in a grim basement

A generally sweet and heartwarming tale of medical miracle, Nick Chisholm.

An overly simplistic kitchen sink drama, but a useful showcase fo... (continued)

A media satire that is unbearably dense and unutterably devoid of substance.

Philip Ridley's stunning new play about a broken young girl strum... (continued)

Ethereal circus re-telling of the Cain and Abel tale loses its wa... (continued)

Beating McEnroe offers a vital dose of joy, leaving behind a grin... (continued)

The lives of seven famous and infamous women, all with destructiv... (continued)

Just a little woe-is-me, but if you can grin and bear the boho ch... (continued)

A technically excellent and wonderfully immersive production play... (continued)

This hour-long window onto the protagonist’s captivity is unremit... (continued)