CD: Chamber of Horrors
November 29 2006
Elena Kats-Charin's gorgeous chamber suite. | read more
Reviews
A Local Man
November 23 2006
A look at Ben Chifley: Prime Minister of Australia, train driver, self-made man and Labor hero. | read more
Sculpture by the Sea
108 artists from 15 countries display their work on the Bondi to Tamarama cliff walk. | read more
The Bourgeois Gentleman
November 22 2006
Diana Simmonds takes a look at the STC's production of Moliere's Bourgeois Gentleman. | read more
Mao: The Unknown Story
November 14 2006
The book is a ripping read and explains a lot about why China is like it is today. | read more
Holding The Man
November 14 2006
A sharp reminder that if we learn nothing from history we are condemned to repeat it. | read more
The Drawer Boy
November 13 2006
An unexpected and moving portrayal of love and friendship in the face of awful adversity. | read more
Keating!
November 12 2006
An acid-sharp, tongue-in-cheek look at the former PM that's neither sycophantic nor hagiographic. | read more
Pastries and Pastiche
November 10 2006
An exhibition of Paul Worstead, an artist whose unique sensibility has quietly but profoundly influenced a generation of other paint workers and designers. | read more
Hair
Shire Music Theatre's hard working cast make Hair an engaging story. | read more
Showstoppers
A fabulously entertaining evening where you can forget your cares and woes and just clap along with excellent music. | read more
Titanic: The Musical
Set sail with this cast of talented performers for a show you won't forget. | read more
Ten Things I Hate About Cabaret
One of the funniest shows of recent times shines the spotlight on the clichés of Cabaret. | read more
Blue Eyes and Heels
Will wrestling make a come back? Find out in this play about reality TV. | read more
Gypsy
CMS's new production brings the story of Gypsy Rose Lee to life. | read more
Avigail Herman Fingerprints
Corporate jingles and brand new songs, there is a lot going on in this cabaret show. | read more
Constance Drinkwater and the Final Days of Somerset
Stephen Carleton has written a play that almost successfully marries comedy with gothic tones. | read more
Simple Gifts
September 22 2006
A Life in the Theatre | read more
Leonardo and the Mona Lisa Story
September 21 2006
The History of a painting told in pictures. | read more
Fat Pig
Neil LaBute’s Fat Pig is a four person play that looks at the way people perceive themselves physically within today’s society. | read more