Category: Reviews
Melbourne Theatre Company presents the world premiere of Dying: A Memoir, a powerful new stage adaptation by Australian writer and broadcaster Benjamin Law. Based on Cory Taylor’s critically acclaimed 2016 memoir (Dying: A Memoir), this one-woman production explores life, death, and the space in between with honesty, humour, and warmth. Starring the renowned Genevieve Morris […]
Melbourne Theatre Company (MTC) presents a new adaptation of Rebecca, adapted and directed by Artistic Director Anne-Louise Sarks. This stunning reimagining of Daphne du Maurier’s timeless gothic tale is now showing at Southbank Theatre until 5 November 2025 Advertisement RELATED: Game Worlds Exhibition: Celebrates 50+ Years of Video Games and Play Image: Nikki Shiels, Pamela […]
We were invited to explore Dreamskape and Dreamrace at Docklands, Australia’s first digital theme parks, where cutting-edge technology comes to life in family-friendly experiences. From immersive augmented reality adventures to high-energy VR rides and interactive obstacle courses, there’s plenty to keep both kids and parents entertained. We laughed and screamed a lot, and sharing these […]
The Game Worlds Exhibition at ACMI is a celebration of over fifty years of video games, game design, and the communities that have grown around them. Walking into the exhibition feels like stepping through a living timeline of gaming history, where more than thirty iconic video games from the 1970s to today are ready to […]
Melbourne Theatre Company’s world premiere of Destiny is a powerful and intimate drama set against the turbulent backdrop of South Africa in January 1976. Written by and starring award-winning South African-born playwright Kirsty Marillier, and directed by Zindzi Okenyo (Is God Is), the production skilfully balances personal and political turmoil, capturing a generation on the edge […]
Broadway’s smash-hit musical In The Heights has arrived in Melbourne, and what a joyous and powerful production it is. The show opened at the Comedy Theatre last night, bringing with it an explosion of colour, energy, and heart. Created by musical mastermind Lin-Manuel Miranda (Hamilton, Moana), In The Heights was his debut work, and it’s […]
Staged in the Arts Centre Melbourne’s The Show Room, Yong is a new Australian play by Jenevieve Chang, adapted from the novel Yong: The Journey of an Unworthy Son by Janeen Brian. While the story is fictional, it’s grounded in real history and sensitively explores themes of migration, cultural identity, and resilience. Advertisement RELATED: Kimberly […]
Kimberly Akimbo: A Musical has made its way to Arts Centre Melbourne, presented by Melbourne Theatre Company and State Theatre Company South Australia. This production brings all the sharp wit, big laughs, and emotional depth that made it a Broadway sensation. After its Broadway premiere in November 2022, the show went on to win five […]
Here You Come Again has officially opened at Melbourne’s Comedy Theatre, lighting up the stage with the sparkle, sass, and spirit of Dolly Parton. Featuring her greatest hits, this heartwarming musical promises a feel-good night out packed with laughter, toe-tapping tunes, and plenty of glitter. Advertisement RELATED: Beetlejuice The Musical Review – Melbourne’s Regent Theatre […]
I never really connected with the 1988 Beetlejuice film growing up, but after hearing strong reviews of the stage adaptation, I was keen to experience Beetlejuice The Musical, now playing at Melbourne’s Regent Theatre. With its blend of dark humour, eye-popping visuals, and high-energy performances, this bold reimagining of Tim Burton’s cult classic proved to […]
The Lord of the Rings – A Musical Tale is now showing at Melbourne’s Comedy Theatre, bringing J.R.R. Tolkien’s legendary fantasy trilogy to life on stage in a single, ambitious production. Condensing the sweeping journey of The Fellowship of the Ring, The Two Towers, and The Return of the King into one musical is no […]
The acclaimed West End and Broadway hit Hadestown has arrived in Melbourne — and it’s every bit as powerful and haunting as I had hoped. After reading glowing reviews of the Sydney season, I was eager to see what all the praise was about. I attended the show with my daughter, who has been fascinated […]