WAAPA’s Australianised Into the Woods is an adventurous adaptation that didn’t quite hit the mark, says Erin Hutchinson.

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Western Australia’s arts playground
31 March 2021
WAAPA’s Australianised Into the Woods is an adventurous adaptation that didn’t quite hit the mark, says Erin Hutchinson.
5 March 2021
Erin Hutchinson is transported by the loud and the quiet of Black Brass’s maelstrom of music, memory and storytelling.
5 March 2021
The Rechabite’s first foray into dining with a difference has potential, says Erin Hutchinson, but lacks bite.
30 September 2020
Roll over Beethoven – it’s Mozart’s turn for some fast and funky moves set to an all-time hit score, as Erin Hutchinson and junior reviewer Pippa Turnbull discover.
18 September 2020
Perth Symphony Orchestra delivers David Bowie fans the concert they were waiting for, says Erin Hutchinson.
26 February 2020
Amanda Palmer’s voice was raw, earthy and emotive, but Erin Hutchinson found it was her message that was most powerful.
21 February 2020
Watching Pandemonium, Erin Hutchinson is mesmerised by cabaret diva Meow Meow’s stage presence and controlled chaos.
6 February 2020
Erin Hutchinson says The Beep Test is a must-see, good-natured mini-musical that’s far from a torturous test of stamina.
22 January 2020
Comedian Jez Watts’ foray into musicals is inspired but undeveloped.
4 November 2019
Review: Downstairs at the Maj, ‘Michael Griffiths: By Request’ ⋅
Downstairs at the Maj, October 19 ⋅
Review by Erin Hutchinson ⋅