There is a dark theme at the heart of Anthony Weigh’s controversial play, ‘2,000 Feet Away’ which makes it an important, provocative work.

Weigh’s play is set in the present time in the state of Iowa in the United States.

Wayne Tunks has set his new play, ‘Hell Hath No Fury’ in a hairdressing salon which seems like a perfectly fine place to start a play. (Just think ‘Steel Magnolias’). At hairdressing salons, the women are there to talk and

‘Respect’, which played at the State Theatre, was a good night at the theatre. Professor Dorothy Marcic’s play, adapted from one of her books, and adapted for the stage in Australia by Beatrix Christian, looks at the lives of women

Peter Brooks ‘Swize Banzi is Dead’ was a special night in the theatre. It sure helped getting front row of seats! What a treat! To have front row seats to a Peter Brooks directed production at the Playhouse of the

This year has been one of the best years for Belvoir Street Theare’s B Sharp program. Every one of the shows has had something to offer, mostly leaning to heavier kinds of dramas. It was great to see the B

A high spirited production of Gilbert and Sullivan’s ‘The Pirates of Penzance’ was performed at the Kenmore Theatre Goulburn by the Argyle Theatre Company.

Right from the start, the show had a rollicking start with the pirate gang coming from