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Uncle Vanya – Review by Jake Freeman A true testament to the timelessness of theatre is when great plays never “grow old”. Reproduced time and time again, they continue to leave audiences spellbound, emotionally engaged and, to some extent, emotionally drained. Uncle Vanya is one such classic. Uncle Vanya is written by Russian-born playwright Anton Chekhov, widely considered one of […]
Steel Magnolias Review Melbourne: The Play of the Season at the Athenaeum Theatre There is something wonderfully familiar about walking into your local hair salon. It’s far more than a place to have your hair done—it’s where stories are shared, laughter fills the room, tears are quietly wiped away and life’s biggest moments are discussed […]
Losing Face Review By Jake Freeman Let’s face it. We all want to look younger, sometimes at any cost. From wellness resorts to cosmetic procedures and treatments like looksmaxing, society’s obsession with youth continues to grow. This Losing Face Review explores Melbourne Theatre Company’s latest Australian comedy, which cleverly examines the impossible beauty standards facing women today. […]
Pride and Prejudice* (*sort of) Review: Pop Classics, Big Laughs and Brilliant Performances in Melbourne Last night saw the opening of Pride and Prejudice (*sort of) at Melbourne’s Athenaeum Theatre and, from the moment it began, I found myself wondering, “What are we in for?” What followed was a brilliantly entertaining and completely unexpected theatrical experience. Five […]
New Production of Uncle Vanya Melbourne Theatre Company has unveiled an all-star cast for its highly anticipated new staging of Uncle Vanya, bringing one of Anton Chekhov’s most celebrated works to Melbourne audiences as part of its 2026 season. Directed by Anne-Louise Sarks and adapted by acclaimed playwright Joanna Murray-Smith, Uncle Vanya will be presented at the Arts Centre Melbourne Playhouse from 21 July […]
Sweet Charity Review Melbourne 2026 by Craig Lawson Sweet Charity at Chapel Off Chapel There is something to be said for a show that still has you talking the next day. After seeing Heirlume Productions’ Sweet Charity at Chapel Off Chapel with my sister, we found ourselves still processing the final moments over brunch the […]