Angus Cerini’s The Bleeding Tree reveals the brutalising and disfiguring reality of male violence, says Ben Brooker
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‘This is not the comeback we were looking for’: Ben Brooker on STCSA’s Gaslight
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Tiny Bricks’ All One demonstrates that live-streaming theatre is a whole new ballgame, says Ben Brooker
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The shift to social isolation has been brutal. Ben Brooker wonders if embracing its strange absences might be a way through crisis
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The operatic adaptation of Lars von Triers’ film Breaking the Waves succeeds in ways the film fails, says Ben Brooker
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An intimate remembrance, Aleppo: A Portrait of Absence centres the human cost of war, says Ben Brooker
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Independent theatre faces huge challenges, but artists are fighting back. Ben Brooker looks at RUMPUS, a co-operative venture in Adelaide about to enter its second year
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Australian Dance Theatre’s North/South is a powerful evocation of climate dystopia and human resilience, says Ben Brooker
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‘A first-rate revival ‘: Ben Brooker on Kate Champion’s A View from the Bridge at Adelaide’s State Theatre Company
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At this year’s Adelaide Cabaret Festival, Larissa McGowan and Zoë Coombs Marr reawaken cabaret’s underground charge, says Ben Brooker
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