Jason trained at the Victorian College of the Arts and NIDA in theatre directing and has written about theatre in Sydney for 20 years, starting as arts editor of the The City Hub.
He’s written for a variety of magazine titles, edited a subscription TV guide, and worked for Fairfax as a sub-editor and producer. From 2006 to 2017, he was the theatre critic for the Sun-Herald and the Sydney Morning Herald. His reviews have also been published in Limelight Magazine and Time Out Sydney.
All his Fairfax reviews are archived at eightnightsaweek.blogspot.com
Audrey review: Writer Debra Oswald is a natural when it comes to holding our attention and her pleasure in doing so is infectious.
Audrey review: British writer Laura Wade's warm satirical story of a couple's retreat into the past gets the polished production it deserves.
Audrey review: Tilted towards the comic mostly but still a gripping staging of Harold Pinter's simmering one-act study of assassins biding their time.
Audrey review: The staging is skimpy but Neil LaBute's play delivers its customary sting.
Audrey review: In Lope de Vega’s story of communal uprising against tyranny, women agitate for change and face the backlash.
Audrey review: The second and final week of the No: Intermission mini-festival delivers two tonally divergent plays.
