Category: Theatre Reviews – Archive

July 14, 2022 / Theatre Reviews - Archive

Kings Cross Theatre, June 29 6/10 They meet in the women’s toilet at a funeral. He’s snorting coke, and she’s surprised; he spins a yarn, and she’s intrigued. So begins the off-and-on, topsy-turvy and ultimately destructive relationship between George and Diana, the subject of this play by Jackson Used, here…

July 11, 2022 / Theatre Reviews - Archive

Wharf 1 Theatre, June 30 7.5/10 Ultimately it’s a fairy tale, being replete with magic and a moral. But Michelle Law’s new play also mashes together genres like some people mash songs. Besides that fairy-tale element, it is variously a satire, a sitcom, a melodrama and a teen-style over-the-top comedy.…

July 4, 2022 / Theatre Reviews - Archive

Roslyn Packer Theatre, June 25 6/10 It was epically ambitious. Not only has playwright Emme Hoy condensed Anne Bronte’s 500-page novel down to less than three hours of drama, she had to resolve how to adapt Bronte’s quirky structure, whereby the book’s middle half is an elongated flashback in the…