Belvoir has announced that Alana Valentine will present The Myth of the General Audience as this year’s Philip Parsons Memorial Lecture, to be held at the Upstairs Theatre at Belvoir St Theatre on Monday 3rd December.
The Philip Parsons Memorial …
The new play downstairs at Belvoir Street is THE OVERCOAT : THE MUSICAL based on a short story by Nikolai Gogol with a literal translation by Alena Lodkina. The work has been created by Constantine, Michael and Rosemarie Costi…
Celebrating 20 years of performing, promoting, recording and curating new music, Halcyon’s last program for 2018, SHINING SHORES, collects together pieces inspired by the natural elements of water and moonlight.
In their 20th anniversary year, this program again …
CALDERA is a night of fire and art in an industrial cathedral: burlesque performances, experimental music, cocktails and an art exhibition in a reactivated blacksmiths’ forge.
Electrified anvils, smoke, danger, colour – CALDERA will feature captivating performances from Australia’s hottest …
Sometimes the trek into a new venue in support of indie theatre is a futility of over-enthusiastic supportiveness. But this time, not so. Even for an 8pm show on a Sunday. There was a “funny feeling in the antlers” when …
ANNA AND THE APOCALYPSE straddles comedy, fantasy, horror and musical for a fun and scary Christmas entertainment.
T’was the night before Christmas … when a zombie apocalypse threatened the sleepy town of New Haven.
Waking to discover a new world …
The word pantomime was adopted from the Latin word pantomimus, which in turn derives from the Greek word παντόμιμος (pantomimos), consisting of παντο- (panto-) meaning “all”, and μῖμος (mimos), meaning a dancer who acted all the roles or all the …
The opening cartoon credits set the scene nicely. We have a scared, sneaking Santa surrounded by zombies … and teenagers. ANNA AND THE APOCALYPSE is a Christmas cracker of great songs, engaging characters and way too many highly inappropriate laughs. …