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Review: Marcus Whale’s Ecstasy at The Substation – Rising: Melbourne

For this week, The Substation has become a place of dark reverence - a fitting host for Marcus Whale's live staging of Ecstasy, a...

Review – Love and Information at Theatre Works

Caryl Churchill’s Love and Information is famously fragmented — over 50 short scenes, barely titled, rarely connected — and this production leans into that...

A Couple Decides What to Have for Dinner – Review

At first glance, A Couple Decides What to Have for Dinner seems like a simple premise: a husband and wife sitting on their couch,...

Review: Oblation – An Immersive Audiovisual Experience at The Substation

Oblation is a mesmerizing audiovisual performance created by Tamil-Australian Vijay Thillaimuthu, known by his moniker Xenosine. This electrifying production, running for only a few...

Review – Locus – Melbourne Fringe Festival 2024

In a world where reality bends and your identity dissolves into a number, Locus brings the audience face-to-face with the thin line between illusion...

Transmission – into the dark – Melbourne Fringe Festival 2024

Transmission - into the dark is a real gem of an event being held as part of the Melbourne Fringe Festival, created by “one step...

Theatre Review – Dredge – Theatre Works 2024

Femmural are currently staging Dredge at Theatre Works, a stage production where the story is not so much conveyed through speech, but rather dance,...

Theatre Review – You’re The Man – La Mama Courthouse

Paul Mitchell's You're The Man tackles the complex issue of domestic violence from a male perspective, a narrative seldom explored on stage. The show's...

Theatre Review – The Children’s Bach

The Children's Bach is a chamber opera that faithfully adapts the novella of the same name by Helen Garner. Lyric Opera are staging this...

Theatre Review – Volition (Explosives Factory – Theatre Works)

I was among the packed audience on opening night at the Explosives Factory (Theatre Works' second venue, accessed from the laneway behind 67 Inkerman...
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