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Review: The Human Voice
The Human VoicePeriscope Productions and Choral Edge4 March 2020Meat Market Stablesto 13 Marchmeatmarket.org.auwww.periscopeprod.comThe writers of 'The Human Voice'. Photo by Sarah WalkerJean Tong,...
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Review: Colour-Fool
Colour-FoolButohOut! 2021 New Ab/Normal28 March 2021Dancehouseto 28 Marchwww.dancehouse.com.auButohOut! 2021 New Ab/NormalMy review is on artshub.com..au
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Guest Review: Moth
MothDancehouse18 March 2021Dancehouseto 21 Marchwww.dancehouse.com.auReview by Courtney BeaumontMoth. Photo by Gregory Lorenzutti What flame are you drawn to? What gives you life and, paradoxically,...
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Review: On the Origin of Faeces
Melbourne International Comedy Festival On the Origin of Faeces Alanta Colley 30 March 2021 The Butterfly Club to 4 April www.comedyfestival.com.auAlanta ColleyMy review is in Time Out.
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Review: Agony!Misery!
Melbourne International Comedy FestivalAgony!Misery!Zoe Coombs Marr2 April 2020Melbourne Town Hall, The Powder Roomto 18 April (with extra shows at The Forum)www.comedyfestival.com.auZoe Coombs MarrMy...
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Review: The Butch is Back
Melbourne International Comedy FestivalThe Butch is BackReuben Kaye9 April 2020Maz Watt'sto 18 April www.comedyfestival.com.auReuben KayeMy review is in Time Out.
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Review: Because The Night
Because the NightMalthouse9 April 2021All of MalthouseThe season is sold out, but keep an eye on the websitewww.malthousetheatre.com.au"Because the Night" Malthouse . Photo by Pia JohnsonHamlet as a...
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Review: I'm Not a Mime
Melbourne International Comedy FestivalI'm Not a MimePatrick Collins12 April 2021The Butterfly Clubto 18 April www.comedyfestival.com.auPatrick CollinsMy review is in Time Out.
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Review: Dig Their Own Graves
Melbourne International Comedy FestivalDig Their Own GravesBlake Everett & Oliver Coleman7 April 2021Storyvilleto 18 April www.comedyfestival.com.auOliver Coleman and Blake EverettMy review is in...
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Review: That One Time I Joined The Illuminati
Melbourne International Comedy FestivalThat One Time I Joined The Illuminati Lou Wall Storyville Melbourne 8 and 18 April 2021 www.comedyfestival.com.auLou WallVery excited to have my first review in...
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Review: Fuck Fabulous
MidsummaFuck FabulousArts Centre Melbourne in association with Fat FruitFairfax Studio21 April 20210to 2 Mayartscentremelbourne.com.auFuck FubulousMy review is in Witness Performance.(Apologies for not...
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Review: Little Monster
MELBOURNE FRINGELittle MonsterTelia NevileOctober 2021onlinemelbournefringe.com.auTelia Nevile. "Little Monster"My review in Time Out.
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Review: Dumplings Darling: Love Without Borders
MELBOURNE FRINGEDumplings Darling: Love Without BordersAnia Reynolds and Alisa Tanaka-KingOctober 2021onlinemelbournefringe.com.au"Dumplings Darling: Love Without Borders" My review in Time Out.
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What Melbourne Loved in 2021 (and 2020), part 1
Welcome back. This time we are back. We have to be back. We got though. We're still a bit wobbly, but we're still here.I've asked some of the What Melbourne Loved favourite and long-running...
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What Melbourne Loved in 2021 (and 2020), part 2
Today we see hear from long-time Sometimes Melbourne regulars Fluer Kilpatrick and Stephen Nicolazzo.Stephen NicolazzoLittle Ones TheatreDirector, teacher, high camp, high stakesStephen Nicolazzo...
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What Melbourne Loved in 2021 (and 2020), part 3
Daniel Lammin and Ash Flanders are total SM favourites and have told us what they love since it began. Today one asks:" What’s the fucking point?". The other asks: "Can chronic narcissists be...
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What Melbourne Loved in 2021 (and 2020), part 4
Telia Nevile and Bron Batten were also in the first What Melbourne Loved. I first reviewed Telia in 2006 and Bron in 2008. I first saw Telia perform in 2001 and I would have seen Bron at one of the...
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What Melbourne Loved in 2021, part 5
Eugyeen Teh and Keith Gow are both regulars on SM and supporters of SM. Both talk about how they using the endless time of lock down.Eugyeene TehDesigner, sewer, really butch gardnerEugyeene Teh:...
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What Melbourne loved, part Sometimes Sydney
Declan, Declan, Declan, I am so sorry.I got Covid.It ate my brain. I thought I'd published it.A good reminder of a lesson best remembered: that we should be questioning every part of the traditional...
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Review: Tommy
The big backdate (March 2023)The Who’s TommyVictorian Opera22 February 2022Palais Theatrevictorianopera.com.au My review is in Time Out. @font-face {font-family:"Cambria Math"; panose-1:2 4 5 3 5 4 6...
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