“It’s lovely to see you – here’s to a pleasant evening. And a few surprises. There we are. Are you comfortable? Now where shall we begin?”
G.bod Theatre presents WYNGARDE! A CELEBRATION
With Garth Holcombe as the famous …
With public warning announcements and sirens blaring through St Peters Town Hall the audience of all ages was on edge. Flying in from behind came a body in a red and black suit falling on top of his red suitcase.…
It appears that many of us want an “Inner West state of mind”. This is spectacularly demonstrated in one of the best Raves in town, Inner INNER WEST SIDE:THE MUSICAL. This UltraCult production is currently showing as part …
Politics was on my mind as I attended Old 505 Theatre who are hosting the Archie Rose Touring Hub of the Sydney Fringe. A production from Taiwan about the LGBT experience? Has to be political! That’s probably why I approached …
The Lower Garden Theatre Company presents an adaptation of William Faulkner’s satirical novel MOSQUITOES set against a climate of art criticism, creation and inspiration.
What pushes people away from you can sometimes be your own fight against solitude, and Miss…
Going grey should be a sign of maturity and wisdom – not for Chris Ryan. Stuck in a generation consumed by self-improvement and property, Chris just wants to avoid confrontation with dickheads (but they’re everywhere).
Chris Ryan’s laconic take …
Peach Productions presents eight short plays “Women In Australia: Stories Of Courage” as part of Sydney Fringe Festival 2018. Written and directed by women of diverse backgrounds, a brilliant journey to celebrate women’s past struggles for identity, independence and their …
URZA AND THE SONG IN THE DARK is exactly what I always expect from Matriark Theatre – Artfully analogue, handmade, bespoke excellence in design and execution. It’s a wonderful production which is bursting with humanist joy, the visualization of the …
ART FOR ART’S SAKE examines the role of art and performance in the world, a fitting subject for a Sydney Fringe production. This short play shows glimpses of an artist’s life. The scenes of a film school class, dealing with …
A large crowd enjoyed the opening night of IT’S NOT CREEPY IF THEY’RE HOT at Bondi Pavilion Theatre as part of the 2018 Sydney Fringe Festival. It proved that Rosie Licence is a strong new playwright. Director Max Baume describes …