Category: Theatre Reviews – Archive

April 10, 2023 / Theatre Reviews - Archive

KXT on Broadway, March 31 6/10 Do you remember falling off your bike, and the little gritty bits of bitumen getting stuck in your grazed flesh? Cherry Smoke is as raw as those wounds, while also having an aura of magic realism. James McManus wrote the play nearly two decades…

April 9, 2023 / Theatre Reviews - Archive

Wharf 1 Theatre, March 30 9/10 We build fences around our countries, our jails, our houses and our hearts. As Bono observes in August Wilson’s potent play set in the 1950s, “Some people build fences to keep people out, and other people build fences to keep people in.” Rose has…

March 27, 2023 / Theatre Reviews - Archive

Belvoir St Theatre, March 22 9/10 Once upon a time in a modest little theatre in an inner suburb of Sydney, an audience was taken by the hand into led into the woods – although there weren’t actually any trees. And on the smallish stage in the modest theatre (without…