Category: Arts In Review
Canberra Writers Festival 2022: Power, Politics, Passion
Summation by Michele E. Hawkins. Pictures by John P. Harvey. Since its inaugural occurrence in 2016, the Canberra Writers Festival ...
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[REVIEW] a Sonnet for Sondheim – Sat, 2 July – Belconnen Arts Centre – a touching love letter to language, inspiration, and determination
a Sonnet for Sondheim review by Anna Franceschini / Photos by Andrew Sikorski Directed by Lexi Sekuless, with piano accompaniment by ...
SIX The Musical — Canberra Theatre Centre — Saturday April 23 to Sunday May 15 2022
Review by John P. Harvey SIX The Musical takes the best-known facts of the six wives of Henry VIII, adds ...
[Review] Australian Dance Party prove that LESS is indeed more
Australian Dance Party LESS review by Simone Penkethman Directed by Alison Plevey Dairy Rd, Canberra until 12 March Australian Dance ...
The Wider Earth — Dead Puppets Society — The Playhouse, 9–12 March 2022
Review by John P. Harvey. Its thematic basis lying in the contents of his journal published as Voyage of the ...
[Review] EXOTIC HYPNOTICA: burlesque that’s brave, beautiful, and confronting
Exotic Hypnotica review by Simone Penkethman // Pics by Tobias Price 9-12 February 2022 @ Belconnen Arts Centre Brave, beautiful ...
Potted Potter — The Playhouse — Tuesday 13 to Sunday 18 July 2021
Starring talented New Zealanders Tama Jarman and Adam Brown, Potted Potter begins at the beginning with book one: Harry Potter ...
The Appleton Ladies’ Potato Race — The Playhouse — Thursday 3 to Saturday 5 June 2021
Every year, Appleton’s men farmers race with a sack of potatoes over their shoulders for prize money of $1000; and, ...
A German Life — The Playhouse — Tuesday 11 to Sunday 16 May 2021
Christopher Hampton’s one-hander A German Life sets its sights on personal responsibility and ever so gently wipes away the illusions ...
The Door — Lightbulb Improv — The Courtyard Theatre — Friday 7 to Saturday 8 May 2021
An evening’s improvised theatre at The Courtyard commenced with hostess Amy Crawford’s warmly received cheerful introduction to improvised theatre’s mechanics: ...
