This is one of my favourite of all Shakespeare’s comedies. Mistaken identity, lost love and longing for love, search for purpose and a search for identity, hope and redemption all at once.
As a touring production what set there is, …
Coming to the Opera House after seasons at Edinburgh International Festival and London’s Southbank Centre, acclaimed actor, writer, daughter and person with Down syndrome Julia Hales (ABC TV’s The Upside) brings the joyous play YOU KNOW WE BELONG
First Fleet Park next to the MCA has been renamed Runaway Gardens for the duration of the Sydney Fringe Festival which runs until 1st October.
The principal installation in the Gardens is the Magic Mirrors Spiegeltent which houses Bernie …
Kaz Therese’s SLEEPLESSNESS is a very entertaining drama, the raw emotional journey of self-discovery plus remarkable forensic investigation, part mystery, part documentary. An important message play, the lived-experience of sone of the forgotten Australians. Bearded Ladies with Cushing Syndrome, and …
The premiere of Bernie Dieter’s Club Kabarett was the central event of the launch of this year’s Sydney Fringe Festival. The principal speakers announcing the events to come were Kerrie Glasscock, CEO and Festival Director, Michael Rodriguez, 24 Hour Economy …
THE BOOK OF EVERYTHING has had a long journey to make it the stage where it received a mainstream production by legendary director Neil Armfield at the Belvoir Street Theatre in 2010.
Shortly after World War 2 a Dutch boy …
British playwright Nick Payne’s 2012 play CONSTELLATIONS follows Roland, a beekeeper, and Marianne, a cosmologist, through their romantic relationship.
Both characters spend a lot of time talking about their work; at one point Roland talks about the sex life …
American playwright Lucy Kirkwood’s play Chimerica (an amalgam of China and America) pivots around an atrocious episode in human history, the Tiananmen Square massacre, when the Chinese Government military gunned down hundreds of students protesting against the lack of democracy …
Richard Tulloch’s THE BOOK OF EVERYTHING, directed by Cheryl Butler, is a magical story about a child learning how to act when faced with fear and injustice.
Thomas is nine and he’s started writing a book. His father says all …
MERRIGONGX presents a new musical from creative duo Tom Hogan and Elana Stone. Mount Hopeless, 1 – 3 September, is a comedy rock opera based on the story of explorers Burke & Wills.
While often heralded as …