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True Love Travels on a Gravel Road Reviewed by Christine Moffat at Theatre Press, 17 May, 2013

True Love Travels on a Gravel Road

Exciting new theatre is right on track.

Fear & Love & Clowns Reviewed by Rebecca Harkins-Cross at The Age, 17 May, 2013

Fear & Love & Clowns

Nascent company Fear&Love's contemporary take on clowning has all the slapstick antics and cartoon buffoonery that the red nose mandates, but this isn't a show for the rug rats.

Scarborough - The Age Reviewed by Cameron Woodhead at The Age, 09 May, 2013

Scarborough - The Age

As Fiona Evans' Scarborough shows, the devil is in the lack of detail.

How I Learned To Drive - Theatre Press Reviewed by Ross Larkin at Theatre Press, 04 May, 2013

How I Learned To Drive - Theatre Press

Steering audiences into daring but dark theatre

How I Learned To Drive Reviewed by Cameron Woodhead at The Age, 09 May, 2013

How I Learned To Drive - The Age

The charged drama confronts the emotional realities of child abuse, delving into the relationship between a young girl and her paedophile uncle.

In The Next Room (or The Vibrator Play) Reviewed by Kerith Manderson-Galvin, 7 May, 2013

FLW Theatre's In The Next Room (or The Vibrator Play)

In The Next Room (or The Vibrator Play) had a successful run on broadway where it was nominated for three Tony awards and a less successful run here in Melbourne at MTC in 2011.

In The Next Room (or The Vibrator Play) Reviewed by Chris Fieldus, 7 May, 2013

FLW Theatre's In The Next Room (or The Vibrator Play)

The lights flicker on, revealing the late Victorian Givings residence, where a man of science harnesses the power of electro-mechanical clitoral stimulation.

Ten Months in a Cold Town Reviewed by Myron My at Theatre Press, 26 April, 2013

Ten Months in a Cold Town

Spy thriller hits the bullseye

Beached - Herald Sun Reviewed by Kate Herbert at Herald Sun, 30 April, 2013

Beached - Herald Sun

Reality television can be a cruel and manipulative process that is more interested in sensationalising its subjects' problems than solving them.

Beached - artsHub Reviewed by Liza Dezfouli at artsHub, 24 April, 2013

Beached - artsHub

Television Land is a nasty place, especially for the vulnerable. Predators rule and you will be eaten.

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