The best of TheatreSports™ champion improvisors mixing it up with some of the bravest celebrities. Be they known in sports, media or radio, musicians or actors on film or TV, writers and podcasters; one thing is certain we are …
Jeromaia Detto hits the Marx at the beginning of his nutty one man show, WHEN I GROW UP.
Sporting Groucho glasses and nose and making weird noises and exclamations, Detto ensconces himself in the audience as a faux punter, leading …
On stage, smoking a pipe with his chair turned upstage, dressed as the publisher’s moniker, with orange flippers and everything else hanging out, Garry Starr, aka Damien Warren-Smith, struts his ingenious comic shtick in a dizzying and dazzling series of …
In most shows that one sees, bands are kept away from the action, playing from the side or from the back or up top of the stage whilst the narrative is played out by the cast on the main stage …
For over 30 years, Kosher Theatresports has delighted audiences with its bold mix of Jewish wit, comic chaos and spontaneous stage magic.
From its roots in the 1990s Sydney Jewish Arts Festival to sell-out shows and celebrity guests, Kosher …
TICK, TICK BOOM…! a raw, electric, and heartbreakingly real musical by Jonathan Larson, coming to Flight Path Theatre in Marrickville this week as part of the 2025 Sydney Fringe Festival.
Just as Opera Australia launches its season of Rent, …
Playwright Yasmine Reza’s sharp-edged play GOD OF CARNAGE is a comedy of manners without the manners.
This is deliciously savage satire that pits two sets of parents who meet up to deal with the unruly behaviour of their children. A …
Punk rock meets TikTok in a new play, The Bridge, at the KXT Theatre on Broadway. The music is loud, the emotions are amplified and the narrative has complex rhythms. Amber was going to be the next big thing in …
Above pic :Georgia Parker as Judy, Julia Robertson as Sally, Genevieve Lemon as Dell in Melanie Tait’s new play. Pic Brett Boardman.
A writer’s ability to take an idea, imagine a situation, characters, a journey to follow, a resolution, and …
Above pic : The cast with Director Tui Clark (back row centre)
There have been quite a few writers who have taken characters from Shakespeare’s plays and reimagined them, the situations that they find themselves in, and their responses …