There is already in existence an ample and impressive collection of plays about theatre, from the inside. Sadly, local playwright Annie Cossins play ‘The Dressing Room at the Dog and Trumpet’, currently playing at Darlinghurst’s Tap Gallery, adds little to

Theatre doesn’t get much better than the Sydney Theatre Company’s presentation of Doug Wright’s play ‘I am my Own Wife’ which won the 2004 Pulitzer Prize for Drama.

With painstaking research Wright brings to life a remarkable character, Charlotte von

NIDA is not only Australia’s most famous acting school but, on occasions also presents professional productions. Recently, the NIDA Company along with the SBW Foundation presented a revival of one of the classics of the Australian theatre, Bob Herbert’s ‘No

During the month of August the Sydney Theatre Company, together with Albury’s Hothouse Theatre Company, presented a production of Campion Decent’s powerful doco drama ‘Embers’at its Wharf 1 theatre.

Decent’s play was about the 2003 Victorian bushfires which represented one

Contemporary New York playwright Neil Labute is one of my favourite writers. He has an impressive body of work including the films ‘Nurse Betty’ and ‘In the Company of Men’, and one of my favourite plays ‘The Shape of Things’,

In late June, as part of its 2006 season, the Bankstown Musical Society presented a production of ‘A Chorus Line’, one of the all-time great Broadway musicals, at its home base, Bankstown Town Hall.
It was a large scale production

‘I get the music in you’, one of the two shows currently playing at the Ensemble Theatre, is a vehicle to showcase the considerable talents of one of our leading music theatre artists, Queenie Van De Zandt.

Van de Zandt