Theatre

Theatre reviews from Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth, Sydney and around Australia

Review: Shake & Stir’s Dracula Is A Masterclass In Theatrical Suspense

Review: Jacky Puts The Boot Into The Great White Dream

Review: Trophy Boys Takes A Sharp Look At Privilege & Power

Review: New Stocktake Play Is Pure Comedy Horror Gold

Review: State Opera’s Carmen Finds A Formidable Voice For Freedom

Review: Small Mouth Sounds Asks Its Audience To Just Listen

Review: The Shark Is Broken Serves Big Bites & Bigger Laughs

Review: Roméo et Juliette Makes A Classic Feel New

Review: The Unfriend Is The Escape We Need Right Now

Review: Eliza Is A Trippy Thriller Masterpiece

Review: Pride and Prejudice* (*sort of) Embraces The Giddy Chaos Of Girlhood

The Bachelor of Acting Class of 2026 Takes Their Final Bow At Showcase

Review: Death Of A Salesman Buries The Great Myth

Review: Girls & Boys Delivers A Whiplash You Don’t See Coming

Review: The Homecoming Finds Dark Humour In A Family At War

Review: Housework Brings Scandal, Ambition & Aussie Wit To The Stage

Review: LUKE Is A Provocative New Voice In Australian Theatre

Review: The Sunshine Boys Sees Old Friends, Feuds & Great Comedy

Review: Scenes With Girls 2026 Brisbane Festival

Black Swan Perth Premieres New Work Day (After Day) In The Life Of The Useless

Review: Koreaboo La Boite Theatre 2026 Brisbane Festival

Review: Strong Is The New Pretty 2026 Brisbane Festival

Review: Strategic Love Play Explores Dating & The Art Of Not Knowing

Review: Death Of A Salesman Asks Whether The Life We Are Chasing Is Actually Worth Having

Review: GRIMM Is A Dazzling Display Of Pure Pandemonium

Review: The Book Of Everything Reminds Us That Life Doesn’t Need To Be Complicated

Review: Commentary Asks Who Gets The Tell The Story When Everyone Is Watching

Review: Cleopatra & Antony Brings New Perspectives To An Old Tragedy

Review: The Gospel According To Paul Has Plenty To Preach About

Review: The Jungle and The Sea Is A Sweeping Story Of Family, War & Survival

Review: Do Not Go Gentle Refuses To Go Quietly

Review: Death Of A Salesman Is A Devastating Reminder Of The Cost Of Success

Review: The Sound Inside Listens To The Stories We Tell Ourselves

Review: Animal Farm Finds New Bite In Orwell’s Warning

Review: Second Coming Is Saving The Planet, One Laugh At A Time

Review: Reservoir Dogs Meets Shakespeare In Playful Mash Up

Review: A View From The Bridge Is A Must See At New Theatre

Review: Gunawarra Re-Creation, 2026 Clancestry Festival

Review: Top Silk Peels Back The Gloss On 80s Ambition

Review: Bennelong In London Gives History A Powerful Voice

Review: Ya’Djin Spirit Women, 2026 Clancestry Festival

Review: Funeral Flowers Is A Beautiful Solo Tour De Force

Review: Logan St Uncovers The Forgotten Histories Beneath Adelaide’s Streets

Review: Uncle Vanya Is Beautifully Performed & Elegantly Staged

Review: Steel Magnolias Returns To Melbourne In Full Bloom

Review: Bell Shakespeare’s Mackenzie Is Something Really Special

Review: At What Cost? A Must See Triumph For Perth

Review: Pride and Prejudice* (*sort of) Delivers Riotous Regency Chaos In Sydney

Review: Don Giovanni Sees Opera Australia At Its Most Inventive

Review: The Diary of Anne Frank Balances Heartbreak With Hope

Review: The Jungle and The Sea Brings A Forgotten War Into Sharp Focus

Review: Pride & Prejudice Is Love At First Sight

Review: August Osage County Heralds Theatre’s Next Generation

Review: Uncle Vanya, Rebooted For The Doom Scrolling Age

Review: The Man Who Came To Dinner Is Christmas In July With Claws

Review: Steel Magnolias Blossoms In Perth

Review: Doubt A Parable Asks The Big Questions

Review: Silence By Subverse Theatre Turns History Into Warning

Review: The Dapto Chaser Is Richly Funny & Quietly Devastating

Review: The Day Of The Triffids Is Still Surprisingly Relevant

Review: 360 Allstars Celebrates The Joy Of Mastering A Skill

Review: First, Do No Harm Puts Ethics Under The Microscope

Review: Losing Face Is Theatre Worth Your Time

Review: Lose To Win Finds Strength In Survival

Review: Pride and Prejudice* (*sort of) Brings New Twist To Old Classic

Review: The Roommate Is Funny, Chaotic & Unexpectedly Heartfelt

Review: The Almighty Sometimes Sees Art, Illness & Identity Collide

Review: Postmodern Jukebox 2026 Adelaide Cabaret Festival

Review: Mackenzie Brings Pop Energy To The Scottish Play

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