An illicit relationship that has it genesis at one of Israel’s security checkpoints dominates the action in Don Mamouney and Assad Abdi’s play Checkpoint Zero currently playing at Marrickville’s Sidetrack Shed Theatre.

Much to the anger of her colleagues, Israeli

Every year the New Theatre puts on a season of plays known as ‘New Directions’. During the season four young directors are given the opportunity to put four new plays written by either Australian or British playwrights.

Local writer Lachlan

There are some radical, provocative works of theatre on in Sydney at the moment, none more so than British playwright Tim Crouch’s ‘An Oak Tree’, directed by Tanya Goldberg.

Yes, this is the two-hander where there is a different second

Belvoir’s B Sharp program featured another interpretation of a classic with Simon Stone’s production for Melbourne’s Hayloft Theatre Company of German playwright Frank Wedekind’s play ‘Spring Awakening’.

The setting of Wedekind’s play is a small, provincial town at the turn

The Epicentre Theatre’s most recent production was of Thornton Wilder’s ‘Our Town’.

Thornton Wilder’s play ‘Our Town’ depicts New Hampshire village life between 1901 and 1913 through the stories of two regular, neighbouring families, the Gibbs and Webbs families. The

It’s great to see a young Australian playwright taking risks! Tony McNamara extends well out of his comfort zone with his new play, ‘The Great’. ‘The Great’ is an imaginative take on the life and times of the notorious Russian

Carla Moore’s poignant new Australian drama Cut and Paste pivots around chronically ill 13 year old schoolboy Thomas (Cam McCallum), who will soon lose his battle against kidney failure without a healthy donor organ.

We meet his caring family as