A Christmas Carol | Old Vic
Review
Melbourne

27 November 2023

A Christmas Carol | Old Vic
This Old Vic Production by Jack Thorne gives the Muppets a run for their money.
Dirty Birds | Black Swan State Theatre Company
Review
Perth

23 November 2023

Dirty Birds | Black Swan State Theatre Company
The two leads are chimera – transforming themselves into a formidable range of characters in this outstanding production.
A Very Jewish Christmas Carol | Melbourne Theatre Company
Review
Melbourne

20 November 2023

A Very Jewish Christmas Carol | Melbourne Theatre Company
Just like the source material, this is a morality tale, a fantasy to reflect dysfunction, rectify disappointment and repair disillusion but legacy and intergenerational grief are tenacious task masters.
The Nutcracker | West Australian Ballet
Review
Perth

19 November 2023

The Nutcracker | West Australian Ballet
Even in sunny Perth, something feels so right about a white Christmas with all the trimmings.
The Ballad of Maria Marten | New Theatre
Review
Sydney

19 November 2023

The Ballad of Maria Marten | New Theatre
The events depicted in The Ballad of Maria Marten have a harrowing resonance to contemporary society, particularly the sharp end of domestic violence that women face.
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