CON BOEKEL reviews an exhibition about the power of photography to see and to suggest. "It is not an easy exhibition," he says.
Review
LEN POWER reviews "Tributes & Legacies" performed by Selby and Friends at Llewellyn Hall.
"Sometimes dangerous; sometimes hilarious; sometimes off-the-mark." But The Wharf review is always worth seeing, says reviewer JOE WOODWARD.
Reviewer ROB KENNEDY relishes the 'warm and rich musical tones' of Canberra Strings' "Mendelssohn Octet".
LEN POWER reviews a new production of an old Agatha Christie whodunnit "Murder on the Nile".
"The music teachers at the ANU deserve long and loud applause for their efforts at getting their students to this level of quality." Reviewer ROB KENNEDY waxes lyrical about the ANU Orchestra.
"Brilliant stuff. Brilliant concert," writes reviewer ROB KENNEDY, who rates Alexander Gadjiev's concert as one of the best he's heard in years.
"The mix of medieval/renaissance music sitting alongside the very modern worked remarkably well," writes reviewer GRAHAM McDONALD of the Luminescence Chamber Singers' "Drawing Breath" concert.
Reviewer GRAHAM McDONALD soaks up two hours of enjoyable musical fun. "The cast of 'HMS Pinafore' looked like they were enjoying themselves and the audience certainly was," he writes.
Thirty-nine dancers, aged eight to 18, and five choreographers collaborated to produce works filled with imagination, energy, skill and enthusiasm. Reviewer LEN POWER reports from the latest QL2 Dance production "Big Little Things".
BILL STEPHENS reviews the opening night of "School of Rock" at Gungahlin Theatre.
SIMONE PENKETHMAN reviews Canberra Youth Theatre's world premiere of Kate Walder’s play “Soul Trading”.
