A Room With a View @ Genesian Theatre
Any purist would know of the anxieties present in watching an adaptation of a literary classic. This was particularly after Sport by Jove’s Moby Dick,
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Herringbone @ KXT, Squabbalogic’s comeback
by Matt Lighton
Herringbone, a potentially ambiguous name that alludes to a pattern could mean just about anything. I’ll be the first to admit that I had little
THE BIG TIME @ Ensemble Theatre
by Manan Luthra
The Big Time. Everyone has an idea of what it means, but I think you’d be hard-pressed to find anyone that can give an all-encompassing, objective
Shanghai Mimi @ Sydney Festival
by Manan Luthra
Wow. A highlight of SydFest 2019. Borne out of Artistic Director Moira Finucane and Creative Producer Douglas Hunter’s respective journeys into the 1930s Shanghai jazz
Double Bill: Nosferatu @ Old 505/A Ghost In My Suitcase @ Sydney Festival
by Manan Luthra
Wow! What a week of theatre. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Blanc de Blanc, Sydney Festival, and the 505. Looks like my wallet is empty,
The Jungle @ Darlo Drama
by Manan Luthra
When I first received an invitation to Louis Nowra’s ‘The Jungle’ no less than a week ago, the concept was intriguing but confusing. Maybe in
Freud’s Last Session @ Seymour Centre
by Matt Lighton
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
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