This is the second full, new musical by South Coast creative Stephen Goldrick, in as many years. The first, Anvil, was set in nineteenth century colonial times, while this one is firmly based on twentieth century Albury and …
The subject of Crying Chair Theatre’s double bill at the Flight Path Theatre is the twilight years of our lives, that time in our lives that we are at our most vulnerable.
We worry whether we will we be able …
Whilst in search of obscure classics and British literature titles that she had been unable to find in New York City, Helen Hanff notices an ad in the Saturday Review of Literature. She contacts the shop, and it falls to …
COOGEE/NEWPORT PROGRAMME from 27th May 2021 until 30th May 2021 –
(1) LIFE FINDS A WAY
Family ancestry comedy delight, irony beautifully delivered to Joey by Aunt Vira. Her extended family all the way back to the dinosaurs, explored on …
Thanks to Anne Tournié (Choreography and Direction) and Chris Mouron (Adaptation and Co-direction) for bringing a work of such joy and hope to our city. More than a revival of the iconic French children’s tale, this production was the very …
The great British writer E.M.Forster’s 1924 novel A PASSAGE TO INDIA is regarded as his most acclaimed work.
The novel is set in India in the 1920’s with the British raj still ruling over the Indian subcontinent. It had been …
This play starts, appropriately enough, with a smoking ceremony and a funeral. A much-loved grandmother has passed and her granddaughter feels her loss, but also needs to celebrate her life, her stories and her culture.
The granddaughter, known only as …
The new Australian play SILLY TO THINK by emerging writer Sophie Davis, best described as “philosophy meets Fleabag” tackles the absurdity of being a woman in a chaotic and bizarre universe.
Given the insanity of a hellish 2020, recent NIDA …
New York-based, Australian performer and two-time Griffin Award-winning playwright Glace Chase will finally make her Sydney Theatre Company debut in July with Triple X – a semi-autobiographical trans love story that’s evocative, tender and hilarious.
Originally programmed for the 2020 …
Grappling with pathos and wrestling with rancour, BIG HORN is a battle between bitterness and resilience, between the oldest truant schoolboy alive and the daughter in law who cannot but care.
Paul Rogers play is a rage against the dying …