Reviews

While on the whole Blue Jasmine has some shortcomings – a weak ending and awkward pacing at times – it is carried by fully-formed, layered protagonists and is ultimately a fascinating character study.

Standout performances are delivered by the two more sexually liberated characters, Steph and Waldorf, who provide plenty of laughs, especially Steph, whose charismatic vagueness at times threatens to steal the show.

With all the froth around Murdoch’s influence on the coming Australian election, Rupert is an extremely timely and telling performance.

The Confidence Man is an adorable, engaging and technically impressive piece.

Shells hit the stage with terrifying realism, and Julie, having taken flight, clings to her cage underwing.

I’m Your Man is a revealing and engaging piece of theatre.

When Danny and Sandy finally get together, it’s not especially emotional. Still, they nail the basics. Fans will have a great time.

Accomplished release from Australian pop punk/alternative rock group