Mamma Mia: Canberra Audience Takes It All
Mamma Mia! has finally opened with the confidence and assuredness of a company well into their season run. The leading
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Author: Dene Kermond
BLAK – Confronting, exposing, liberating
BLAK is Bangarra’s most confronting, exposing and liberating work. Although Bangarra is one of my favourite dance companies, as a
Read morePrivate Lives, Canberra
With a solid cast and sparse design, Belvoir’s Private Lives is a crowd pleaser. I really didn’t know what to
Read moreBoy Girl Wall – Canberra season
This is the 5th show from Brisbane based company The Escapists, who it seems have been having a rather good
Read moreThe Flood – Canberra Season
“The sheep farm is now dilapidated. The farm house, dark and squalid, still sits by the river. The memories are
Read moreNgapartji Ngapartji One
The stillness of the audience once the lights rose from the darkness, after heartfelt applause not just for the cast
Read morePure beauty – The Land of Yes and the Land of No
Pure beauty through simplicity of the body in motion and stillness Dear Sydney Dance Company, I am taking leave from the
Read morePearl Verses The World – A great showcase for the Jigsaw Theatre Company
Frankly this is a wonderful show; well cast, well conceptualized. And a must see on the Canberra theatre circuit. In
Read moreI Love You, Bro! – Canberra season
Cyber-love soapie-tragedy begins 2012 tour with a sharp dagger to the gut. I Love You, Bro began its 2012 tour
Read moreSummer of the Seventeenth Doll – Armfield’s iconic ‘Doll’ for the everyman
Summer of the Seventeenth Doll is Australian theatre legend. Its place in the Australian psyche is prominent whether individuals have
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