Freud’s Last Session @ Seymour Centre
Having grown up with a mum who reads the likes of Freud and Jung for fun and enjoyed occasionally analysing my childhood mishaps I was
Reviews
Sport for Jove’s Ear to the Edge of Time
by Manan Luthra
There is one main reason why I am apprehensive about writing something about Sport for Jove’s new show ‘Ear to the Edge of Time’. It is that
Lie With Me @ Old 505
by Manan Luthra
Serial killers have often been a weird subject of fascination for me. I suppose with my mum being a trained psychologist it’s in my blood
What the Butler Saw @ New Theatre
by Matt Lighton
Having both never seen this play (or been to the New Theatre) before, I had little idea about what to expect of my upcoming thespian
The Ghost Train @ Genesian Theatre
by Manan Luthra
I do hope I’m not the only one who’s going to be upset when the Genesian Theatre’s days are up. Their production of The Importance of
Luna Gale @ Ensemble Theatre
by Manan Luthra
I think it’s incredibly easy to write a review for a show you hate. Every single flaw lasts in the memory, overshadowing the relative strengths
It’s Not Creepy If They’re Hot @ Sydney Fringe Festival
by Manan Luthra
As is inherent in the name, the Sydney Fringe is a mixed bag. It takes a considerably lucky and calculated pick to find the right
The Merchant of Venice @ Pop-Up Globe
by Manan Luthra
If you’ve been on social media at all over the past few months, there’s a chance you would’ve seen videos about the much-hyped Pop-Up Globe
Sport for Jove’s Moby Dick @ Seymour Centre, lost in translation before me
by Manan Luthra
Sport for Jove’s most recent incarnation is a show you really want to like. Even for a man whose knowledge of Moby Dick is limited
Johnny Cobra’s Floating Roadshow @ 107
by Manan Luthra
Ah, how I’ve missed the 107. In many ways, it’s like walking into my nan’s place – saggy couches, artwork that’s more or less there