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Sheltering (Bangarra) ★★★★
Sheltering shows that legacy can form a strong foundation for the future.
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Tootsie (Teatro) ★★★½
Tootsie is an easy night at the theatre. It doesn’t bear thinking about too deeply.
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Continuity (New Theatre) ★★★
Art clashes with commerce and climate change.
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Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (Hayes) ★★★★
Another big win for Hayes.
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Edward Albee’s At Home At The Zoo (Flight Path) ★★★
For the theatrically minded, seeing this rare Albee on stage is a must.
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Savior (Griffin) ★★★★
Jesus — or is that J.E.S.U.S. — takes the wheel in Happy Feraren’s deliciously funny disaster comedy.
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Sonder (Old Fitz)
The show mistakes atmosphere for meaning.
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Agony (KXT Underground)
Agony is an entertaining and genuinely interesting work from a writer with a solid comic sensibility and real emotional intelligence.
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Romeo & Julie (KXT) ★★★★
It’s all about choices. Who gets them in life, and what they make of them.
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The Mad Ones (Qtopia) ★★★½
You may already be familiar with Kerrigan & Lowdermilk’s coming-of-age musical The Mad Ones and just not know it.
