CLAUDEL is a thrilling reimagining of the story of one of the world’s greatest and most misunderstood sculptors, Camille Claudel and her complex relationship with legendary artist, Auguste Rodin.
CLAUDEL is a combination of narrative, dance, sculpture and music. It …
It is always exciting to see an Australian premiere of a musical, especially in the intimate chamber space that is Potts Point’s Hayes Theatre.
This is the case with the American work HALF TIME, book by Chad Beguelin and Bob …
THE FOUL OF THE AIR eschews verbal language. Apart from a opening gambit, what little there is is skewed in guttural, incomprehensible whispers, a theatrical technique that is compelling in itself but leaves one wondering why spoken and written language, …
Two men appear on stage. Both are 60. Both are famous in Australian cultural circles. Both are very brave to reveal themselves so publicly. They are not actors. They play themselves developing a play about themselves. This isn’t verbatim theatre …
DEAD SKIN is an impressive piece of Australian naturalist theatre, all the more so as it was written by a 17 year old.
The two main female characters, both 17, are not stereotypes, neither is their infatuation with a girl/girl …
Lambert House Enterprises (whose work in the last year has included hit seasons of The Credeaux Canvas, The Shape of Things and Fag/Stag) are proud to announce a gala rehearsed reading presentation of an Australian classic .
Six of …
I think that it is fair enough to say that almost everyone loved the BBC television show Fawlty Towers, written by John Cleese and Connie Booth, and broadcast between 1975 and 1979. It was such a fabulous, easily relatable show, …
As part of the Chatswood Cultural Program, concert goers will be uplifted by the rhythmic richness of the Willoughby Symphony Orchestra when – for the first time – it joins forces with powerhouse aerialists from physical theatre makers Legs On …
“It’s a horror movie there on my TV
Horror movie right there on my TV
Horror movie and it’s blown a fuse
Horror movie, it’s the six thirty news
Horror movie, it’s the six thirty news
And it’s shockin’ me …
In content the show was a montage of material from the 1920’s, with quips by Groucho Marx, Mae West and Al Capone; interviews with Gertrude Stein, F Scott Fitzgerald and George Gershwin; poetry by T.S Eliot, piano music of Scott …