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From an event unimaginable comes a play full of imagination, GODS AND LITTLE FISHES.
Recipient of The Silver Gull Play Award for 2020, GODS AND LITTLE FISHES receives its world premier at New Theatre with an …
William Zappa’s presentation of some entertaining parts of Homer’s The Iliad demonstrated that the Epic is contemporary. Fate: men have no choice but to go off to war! Love: women tend the babies while the men fight! Patriotism: loyalty to …
Sometimes it feels good to go back to an earlier, simpler time. Stories have the power to do this, and a great example of this is the musical MARY POPPINS, adapted from P.L Travers Mary Poppins children’s books, and …
An independent theatre production performing in an intimate Sydney theatre. TUMBLING DICE follows the story of teenagers in the 90s, finishing up their schooling and with high hopes venture into the real world with big dreams. Some manage through effort
A good friend of mine Eliza is a fanatical runner. Any chance she gets she is up and away.
It goes back to when she was in school. She would get up early, sometimes as early as four in the …
High expectation came with this production and it did not disappoint.
BEFORE THE MEETING is structured around a number of AA meetings, Well not exactly. As per the play’s title, every scene in the play takes place in the meeting …
In 1847 Charlotte Brontë wrote the romance novel JANE EYRE in the Gothic genre “Bildungsroman Romance”, all about the fictional heroine/protagonist. The clever dialogue provides social criticism that includes many topics, including poverty, class, feminism, sexuality, religion and Christian morality. …
Following a triumphant run of preview performances, the Australian company of MARY POPPINS is perfectly poised to fly at tonight’s opening night.
Playing to packed houses since May 15, everyone from couples on date nights to intergenerational families have come …
Breythe is a young indigenous actor who has been working on the East Coast in the entertainment industry for a while and is being increasingly dismayed by the cliched and disrespectful treatment that he, a proud Woongutha-Yamatji man, is receiving.…
Something marvellous is happening in the Newcastle Theatre world.
This year 2 new theatre companies, launched primarily by younger practitioners, have grabbed hold of the classic realist works of late 19th/early 20th Century playwrights, Henrik Ibsen and Anton Chekov, stripping …