Bridget Davies
Bridget Davies is an award-winning mezzo-soprano and journalist.
This is one of the finest ensemble performances I’ve seen. It’s hard to believe it’s a debut
Never Closer is a love story – also a ghost story – set in Northern Ireland during the Troubles
- Cameron Woodhead, Bridget Davies, Tony Way and Jessica Nicholas
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Silent moments on public transport anchor this excellent show
Glimpses of reality on public transport prove compelling, a celebration of jazz underlines its power to unite, three mates step into a dispute over taste but get personal, and a 73-year-old Japanese guitar virtuoso wows his fans.
- Cameron Woodhead, Bridget Davies, Marcus Teague and Jessica Nicholas
This sumptuous work features one of the most beautiful entrances you’re ever likely to see
Spectacular and lush, Flora is a major new collaboration between Bangarra and The Australian Ballet.
- Andrew Fuhrmann, Cameron Woodhead, Tony Way and Bridget Davies
This is about the best version of Pirates of Penzance you could see
Featuring one of the most parodied songs in the English language, this is the most joyous Gilbert and Sullivan work around.
- Bridget Davies, Nadia Bailey, Andrew Fuhrmann, Jessica Nicholas and Sonia Nair
Talent scouts should make a beeline for this darkly comedic show
Every now and again Melbourne’s indie theatre scene throws up something destined for a bigger stage. I hope that’s the case with Harrison Clark’s Sabotage.
- Cameron Woodhead, Nick Buckley, Bridget Davies, Giselle Au-Nhien Nguyen and Jessica Nicholas
My heart sank during the opening scene – but then things took a turn
In the opening moments of Much Ado About Nothing at MTC, it looked like we were in for a rough night. But this new spin on a classic is undeniably brilliant.
- Cameron Woodhead, Bridget Davies, Tony Way, Vyshnavee Wijekumar and Andrew Fuhrmann
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This play about artist Joy Hester is a must-see
Emma Louise Pursey’s firebrand delivery emphasises the relentlessness with which Joy Hester seized life.
- Andrew McClelland, Cameron Woodhead, Vyshnavee Wijekumar and Bridget Davies
‘Triumphantly Wildean’: Oscar is a daring experiment in ballet storytelling
The first full-length narrative production commissioned by The Australian Ballet in more than 20 years is a stunning all-round achievement.
- Andrew Fuhrmann, Cameron Woodhead, Bridget Davies and Tony Way
Helen Garner says this is the best thing she’s written. But does it work as an opera?
With a theme leaning so heavily on music, it’s not a surprise The Children’s Bach was adapted into an opera – but does it keep its magic when taken off the page?
- Vyshnavee Wijekumar, Bridget Davies, Andrew Fuhrmann, Tony Way, Jessica Nicholas and Barney Zwartz
If you hate Henry VIII then this is the musical for you
It would appear that & Juliet has been pipped at the post by Six the Musical for the poppiest show ever inspired by the 16th century.
- Cameron Woodhead, Vyshnavee Wijekumar, Andrew Fuhrmann, Bridget Davies and Barney Zwartz