A masterful adaptation which brings a light touch to dark themes.

A superb cast meets the challenge of this highly intelligent musical gem.

An irreverent, hilarious and piercing critique of trends in the Australian arts industry.

Its moving portrayal of ostracism elevates Seventeen above an appealing premise into great theatre.

A flawed but important play which condemns passivity and praises resistance to injustice.

A faithful version of this classic play which is strong on comedy but weaker on pathos.

A timely and passionate depiction of the ideological war that elitists have long waged on the arts.

Like me reflects back to us some of the worst aspects of our public culture.

Lazy writing and regressive gender politics undermine the work of a talented performer.

Outstanding performances and thoughtful direction make for a compelling production with a potent message.

Tyran Parke crafts a compelling narrative with honesty, tenderness and immense talent.