The Diary of Anne Frank…a theatre review by Deb Meyer

“Why is The Diary of Anne Frank one of the most well-known books of all time?” asks my 14-year-old daughter, after we saw the play adaptation at Sydney’s New Theatre. Read more

Sydney Theatre Company’s Suddenly Last Summer – a theatre review by Deb Meyer

In Suddenly Last Summer, Tennessee Williams poses the search for truth in a world half real and half surreal. Read more

The Credeaux Canvas – a theatre review from Deb Meyer

Sitting in the front row of an intimate theatre when there are warnings of nudity in the production (I was allocated the tickets), can make for an interesting night out. Read more

Tabac Rouge – Sydney Festival Opening Night…a theatre review by Deb Meyer

I can’t profess to understanding everything I saw and experienced in this latest production from James Thierree’s Compagnie du Hanneton, but with Tabac Rouge (Red Tobacco) I was blown away nonetheless! Read more

David Williamson’s “Rupert” – reviewed by Deb Meyer

Sitting down to write this review, a strange sweet craving came over me. Read more

TOTEM – Cirque du Soleil’s latest offering…writes Deb Meyer

Celebrating their 30^th anniversary, Cirque du Soleil’s latest production is as mesmerising, visually striking and slick as their devoted audiences have come to expect. Read more

Apples and Pears – a drama review by Deb Meyer

Where in Sydney do you find an intimate theatre inside a NY style, graffiti filled warehouse, with a labyrinth of narrow staircases, bustling with energy and the occasional pot of overgrown tomatoes? Read more