These sisters can act - and sing and dance as well
Our critics deliver their verdicts on the latest shows around town.
- by John Shand, Michael Bailey, Peter McCallum and Joyce Morgan
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★★★★½
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This whip-smart satire puts a bomb under faux feminists
Our critics take a look at the latest shows around town.
- by Peter McCallum, Joyce Morgan, John Shand, Michael Bailey and Kate Prendergast
Newtown to Nashville: The Whitlams’ Tim Freedman takes a surprise detour
Our critics review the latest shows around town.
- by John Shand, Shamim Razavi, Peter McCallum and Michael Bailey
★★★½
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Nothing is sacred in this side-splitting ‘coming-of-clown’ story
Our critics give their take on the biggest shows around town
- by Shamim Razavi, Michael Bailey, Millie Muroi, Daniel Herborn and Kate Prendergast
★★★★
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Still burning: Peter Garrett’s well-oiled solo show amps up the passion
The Midnight Oil frontman might be 70, but you wouldn’t know it from this galvanising show behind a new solo record.
- by Michael Bailey
★★★★
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This playful, warm-hearted production makes Sydney sing again
Our critics give their verdict on the biggest shows around town.
- by Michael Bailey, John Shand, Peter McCallum, James Jennings and Cassie Tongue
The Chicks raise a middle finger to all the lying liars from liar town
Our critics take a look at some of the new shows around town.
- by Michael Bailey, Cassie Tongue, John Shand, Peter McCallum and Bernard Zuel
Summer of Harold is a shrewd journey from comedy to weirdness
Our critics run their eye over the latest batch of performances around town.
- by John Shand, Michael Bailey, Cassie Tongue and Peter McCallum
G Flip confirms their rock star status with a bang
Our reviewers run a critical eye over the latest shows and concerts around town.
- by Cassie Tongue, John Shand, Peter Mccallum and Michael Bailey
Michael Buble comes crooning back at rescheduled Sydney show
A wrap of the weekend’s live reviews, including Canadian crooner Michael Buble and Melbourne jangle-pop five-piece Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever.
- by Michael Bailey and James Jennings
Out on the town until 4 in the morning – Rod Stewart has still got it
The trademark raspy tenor was in full service as the 78-year-old singer-songwriter charmed Sydney’s Qudos Bank Arena.
- by Michael Bailey
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