Sydney Theatre Company is delighted to welcome emerging theatre director Ian Michael as the 2022 Richard Wherrett Fellow.
Named for STC’s founding Artistic Director, the Richard Wherrett Fellowship is a year-long opportunity for emerging directors to gain experience and mentorship …
What are the stories and characters that we will be watching next year? Live online and streamed from 14-18 February, NIDA Writers Readings presents excerpts from new stage plays, screenplays, docudramas and television scripts.
Gripping psycho drama, incisive reality documentary, …
After an unprecedented number of applications from across Australia, Rahel Romahn has been named as the 11th recipient of the prestigious and highly-coveted Heath Ledger Scholarship, the richest acting prize in Australia. He joins a growing list of Australian actors …
THE MUSEUM OF MODERN LOVE is a new theatre work adapted for the stage by Tom Holloway, based on the Stella Prize winning novel by Australian. author Heather Rose, which was inspired by Serbian performance artist Marina Abromovic’s performance at …
More a homage concert or what Meredith Simpson, the President of the Miranda Musical Society, the group who staged this grand production, well termed a “jukebox musical genre”, Beautiful The Carole King Musical, book by Douglas McGrath, music …
Following the sell out of JOHN BELL : A FEW OF MY FAVOURITE THINGS in December 2019, Bell has come back to the Ensemble with another show of the same ilk, JOHN BELL : AND ANOTHER THING…
It’s not every …
The surprise theatre hit of 2020 is set to tour 12 NSW suburban and regional centres in early 2022 with free performances, carrying its inspiring message of ‘choosing life’.
The rollicking one-act thriller presented by legendary hero of the homeless, …
Seymour Centre and Squabbalogic are proud to present On A Clear Day You Can See Forever from 17th February to 12th March at Seymour Centre.
In an effort to quit nicotine at the behest of his humourless fiancé, …
Campbelltown Arts Centre (C-A-C) is proud to have commissioned bad machine: a new play exploring the Robodebt crises and its impact on vulnerable Australians in Western Sydney and beyond. Running 11-19 March 2022, this powerful and provocative new work …