Jacinda Patty’s Cindy is a 30? woman of Greek heritage who has returned from a soul-searching backpacking trip with no money and no boyfriend and the only housing prospect is living with her 80-year-old Yiayia.
She is also trying …
Last Friday I had the opportunity to appreciate and enjoy the play BAD MACHINE written by Brooke Robinson and directed by Lily Balatincz.
A mobile scenery that adapts very well to the different locations that the work transmits to …
Helen is happily married to Danny, with a young child and another on the way, but when her brother Liam arrives on their doorstep, covered in blood, events are set in motion that will have a lasting impact on all
This April, Players In Exile are presenting their musical play, “Anvil”, featuring the amazing character Anne Woodville, Irish widow blacksmith, who helps lead the Ribbon Gang in their fight for freedom in the tumultuous world of 1830 New South Wales.…
I went across to the Flight Path Theatre in Marrickville to see Secret House’s production of Sydney playwright Xavier Coy’s three hander CHARLES AND LARRY.
The setting is the living room of a suburban unit. The set is basic, just …
It’s not easy but it’s amazing. Nina’s mother tells us this as Nina (Clementine Anderson) is struggling with being very young and pregnant, and being in hospital in premature labour. Child rearing is the amazing but difficult …
We were lead up and down adjoining terraces in Kings Cross as the story of F Scott Fitzgerald’s classic novella THE GREAT GATSBY unfolded within the various rooms of what is now called The Wonderland Bar.
I felt engaged throughout …
THE SIRENS’ RETURN is a concert (with dialogue) set in a spectacular seaside setting. Port Kembla pool is a treasure, sheltered from suburbia by hills of shrub and grass, its restored historical buildings melding into a long beach winding to …
A timely and explosive new political drama comes to the Sydney stage this March.
Geoffrey Sykes’ Blood on the Wattle is a powerful and entertaining expose of the political intrigue behind public issues. And it premieres at the Roslyn …
After two long years of Covid cancellations, the Joan Sutherland Performing Arts Centre presents a truly local gem – the Spooky Men’s Chorale. Formed in the Blue Mountains in 2001 by Kiwi born Spookmeister Stephen Taberner the Spooky Men present …