Reviews

Magic Mike Live: Melbourne

by Jessica Poulter | Jul 13, 2021

Channing Tatum seems to know the right amount of classy entertainment and...

Narcifixion: tapping into screen narcissism

by Olivia Withington | Jul 8, 2021

FORM Dance Projects and Riverside Theatres present Narcifixion—a dark and...

Come From Away: standing ovation from Sydney

by Olivia Withington | Jun 12, 2021

Written by Irene Sankoff and David Hein, Come From Away now playing at Capitol...

Alisdair Macindoe’s Reference Material: a dancer’s voice

by Jessica Poulter | Apr 17, 2021

Award-winning choreographer Alisdair Macindoe debuts Reference Material, a new...

‘Home Feed’: a virtual theatre

by Olivia Withington | Apr 1, 2020

As we charter through unprecedented measures of COVID-19, the panic and...

‘Raise the Barre’ rocks ballet and breakdance blend

by Dawn Walterfang | Mar 7, 2020

Described as ‘a commercial ballet show with attitude’, Raise the Barre...

‘Metal’: Lucy Guerin and Indonesia’s Ensemble Tikoro

by Jessica Poulter | Feb 28, 2020

Melbourne-based dance company Lucy Guerin Inc collaborates with Indonesian...

Billy Elliot The Musical digs deep to impress Melbourne’s opening night crowd

by Ruth Letch | Feb 23, 2020

Intense and emotional, this multi-faceted celebration of humanity completely captivates the enthusiastic opening night audience. Led by 11-year-old River Mardesic as Billy Elliot, this production ticks every entertainment box on its 2020 return to Melbourne’s Regent Theatre.