Comedy – Cultural Binge

Cluedo: The Play (Theatre Royal) ★★★★

Give it enough rope, and Cluedo: The Play might just surprise you!

Sistren is frenetic, original and addictively entertaining.

It’s not trying to break any rules or be too clever — it’s here to take the audience on a journey, and it does it beautifully.

I don’t know how many branches of Spotlight they had to ram-raid to make the sequin-clad set of The Prom at Teatro, but it was worth it.

This is Simon Burke’s show — we’re just lucky to be able to buy a ticket.

Thanks to a sharp script and strong performances, the show ultimately shines through its own sometimes flawed execution.

Purpose comes to Sydney on the shoulders of a lot of expectation.

Twenty-something insecurities hit home in Elinor Cook’s funny The Girl’s Guide to Saving the World.

Some very good elements mixed with some poor elements mean it all evens out in the wash.

This may be the first genuinely good pandemic-adjacent play I’ve seen — and also one of the best adaptations of The Seagull