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Sport for Jove
Press ReleaseSydney
In 2027, internationally acclaimed Shakespeare scholar James Shapiro (1599: A Year in the Life of William Shakespeare, The Year of...
Watch For: Belvoir 2027 Season
11 SHOWS.
A WHOLE LOT OF LIFE.
Belvoir Theatre, Surrey Hills.
Here’s what I really think.
Any society that calls itself a democracy but can’t make proper...
Watch For: Hayes 2027 Season
HAYES IN NEW PLACES: HAYES THEATRE CO UNVEILS ITS BIGGEST SEASON YET
Sydney
As they prepare for their final year as Artistic Directors, Richard Carroll...
Watch For: WILD THINGS
SYDNEY OPERA HOUSE LAUNCHES WILD THINGS International Kids Festival 26 September – 11 October 2026
SOH
Press ReleaseSydney
A new annual festival featuring two weeks of...
Reviews: Sydney
Theatre Now Review: Catch as Catch Can
"... flawlessly executed ... another winner" Julia Newbould 4 Catches
Venue : Empress Theatre in conjunction with Old FitzSydney Dates : Until 31st OctoberTwo men,...
Melbourne
Theatre Now Review: The Gospel According to Paul: The Second Coming
“…wonderful writing, and top-drawer performance … a must-see show for the memories and reflections it brings back… for the window it offers onto a...
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Theatre Now Review: Bunyip Barons
"... on the surface it is a light and entertaining pantomime of sorts, what lies beneath is an expose of the convict fed slave...
On The Screen Reviews
On the Screen Review: The Misanthrope
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"The highlight is Sandra Ho’s acting. She is a class above the rest and her acting against Chahidi are the best scenes in the...
On the Screen Review: By Any Means
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"There are many violent scenes and it may surprise you at how much you enjoy watching racists and murderers being beaten. There’s a special...
On the Screen Review: Palestine 36
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"This is a film where its power is greater than the sum of its parts. The only problem is, the sequel will be live...
Art
Keep an Eye on Art: Tender
Ngununggula has unveiled Tender, a major new all-women exhibition featuring seven leading Australian painters, Sally Anderson, Sarah Drinan, Laura Jones, India Mark, Dionisia Salas, Julia Trybala and Amber Wallis.
Open until 15 June 2025, Tender delves into the concept...
Take Note: EXCHANGE
Exhibiting Artists: First Nations artists based in Naarm (Melbourne): Maree Clarke, Lisa Couzens, Vicki Couzens, Kirsten Garner Lyttle, Brian Martin, Yhonnie Scarce, Frances Tapueluelu, and...
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Watch For: In Conversation with James Shapiro
Sport for Jove
Press ReleaseSydney
In 2027, internationally acclaimed Shakespeare scholar James Shapiro (1599: A Year in the Life of William Shakespeare, The Year of...
Watch For: Belvoir 2027 Season
11 SHOWS.
A WHOLE LOT OF LIFE.
Belvoir Theatre, Surrey Hills.
Here’s what I really think.
Any society that calls itself a democracy but can’t make proper...
Watch For: Hayes 2027 Season
HAYES IN NEW PLACES: HAYES THEATRE CO UNVEILS ITS BIGGEST SEASON YET
Sydney
As they prepare for their final year as Artistic Directors, Richard Carroll...
Watch For: WILD THINGS
SYDNEY OPERA HOUSE LAUNCHES WILD THINGS International Kids Festival 26 September – 11 October 2026
SOH
Press ReleaseSydney
A new annual festival featuring two weeks of...
A Chat About Shadow Boxing
We also throw down a gauntlet to the audience. By sharing Flynn’s story in 2025 we document the circumstances in which he ends up...
Watch For: Hook’s Neverland
Sydney Opera House CONCERT HALL
Press ReleaseSydney
The swashbuckling spectacular Hook’s Neverland sails into the Concert Hall this summer for its world premiere, with the irrepressible Captain James...
On The Screen
On the Screen Review: The Misanthrope
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"The highlight is Sandra Ho’s acting. She is a class above the rest and her acting against Chahidi are the best scenes in the...
On the Screen Review: By Any Means
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"There are many violent scenes and it may surprise you at how much you enjoy watching racists and murderers being beaten. There’s a special...
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Watch For: Belvoir 2027 Season
11 SHOWS.
A WHOLE LOT OF LIFE.
Belvoir Theatre, Surrey Hills.
Here’s what I really think.
Any society that calls itself a democracy but can’t make proper...
Watch For: Hayes 2027 Season
HAYES IN NEW PLACES: HAYES THEATRE CO UNVEILS ITS BIGGEST SEASON YET
Sydney
As they prepare for their final year as Artistic Directors, Richard Carroll...
Watch For: WILD THINGS
SYDNEY OPERA HOUSE LAUNCHES WILD THINGS International Kids Festival 26 September – 11 October 2026
SOH
Press ReleaseSydney
A new annual festival featuring two weeks of...
Theatre Now Sydney Reviews:
Theatre Now Review: Cruise
“A dazzling act of transformation. Exhilarating theatre that reminds us entertainment and substance are not mutually exclusive.” Kate Gaul 5 Stars
Venue: Seymour CentreSydney Dates;...
Theatre Now Review: SIX
"... a campy, comedic, clever celebration."Kate Stratford 5 Crowns
Venue: Theatre RoyalSydney Dates: Until 20th DecemberThe SIX queens are back, just as fabulous as ever....
Theatre Now Review: Next to Godliness
" ... a testament to the script’s distinctive blend of dark humour and social commentary. Brown’s script is witty yet hard-hitting. " Alethea Mouhtouris...
Theatre Now Melbourne Reviews:
Theatre Now Review: Sylvia Plath Stole My Boyfriend
“This is a theatre of empathy, compassion and courage. It affirms life and living through performance…” Kenton Stevens 4 (Four kilometres…to Heptonstall)
Venue: ETU Ballroom,...
Theatre Now Review: Estuary
“The work is infused with a light and life that demands to be experienced by many. Magnificent.” Kenton Stevens 4.5 Swirling seas
Venue: Northcote Town...
Theatre Now Review: Rhomboid
“This is beautiful theatre. It connects heart and mind… A joy.” Kenton Stevens 4 Stars
Venue: fortyfivedownstairsMelbourneDates: to 11 Oct 2026 (as part of the...
On The Screen:
On the Screen Review: By Any Means
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"There are many violent scenes and it may surprise you at how much you enjoy watching racists and murderers being beaten. There’s a special...
On the Screen Review: Palestine 36
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"This is a film where its power is greater than the sum of its parts. The only problem is, the sequel will be live...
On the Screen Review: I Want Your Sex
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"Comedy usually mocks norms or shows the craziness of breaking society’s norms. This just sets new low level ones." Con Nats2.5 Cracks of the...