If you like your theatre to be intimate, intense and a bit different then a new play by Julia Patey called THE KNIFE should fit the bill.
The play is a one woman play and is about Elly, a young …
There’s a whole lot of monkey business in TREVOR, Nick Jones’ furious flight of fancy that has a chimp make a chump of us all.
The titular Trevor is a clever primate, the apogee of anthropomorphism, touched with the …
On a cold winter’s night RAZORHURST took us into the world of vice and crime in the Kings Cross/Darlinghurst area in the 1920s and 1930s.
The play focuses on two of the leading crime figures of the time, Tilly Devine …
This is the 40th anniversary production of SWEENEY TODD whose full title is SWEENEY TODD THE DEMON BARBER OF FLEET STREET – A MUSICAL THRILLER.
When Stephen Sondheim saw a play directed by Christopher Bond in 1973 he saw the …
The subject id Alice Birch’s play is the cross generational havoc which mental illness creates.
We first meet Carol (Anna Samson), a woman who has just survived a suicide attempt. She plays it down to her husband. Then we meet …
This is the best production I have seen so far this year. Everything comes together so well, ‘conducted’ by the sublime direction of Neil Armfield.
Andrew Bovell’s play charts one year in the life of the Price family. The Prices …
Disney lovers rejoice! The 1999 classic ‘Tarzan’ will be taking the stage at Bankstown’s Bryan Brown Theatre in just four weeks. Canterbury Theatre Guild is proud to be one of the very small handful of Australian community theatre companies to …
Having spent my earliest years eagerly absorbing the deep sound of my grandmother’s grand old stand-up radio and those at my family home, I have, along with generations before me, a deep and lasting fondness for its impact on the …
Above : Local production company Little Triangle brought new work ‘Murder She Sang’ to Camperdown venue The Newsagency. Featured image : Caitlin Rose sang impressively in this her cabaret debut. Photo Credit : Shakira Wilson.
Little Triangle brought a slickly …
You know me, G&T in hand, front row, ready to get up close and personal for a show. I’ve gotta ask… does anyone else get anxious when other audience members walk through the set to get to seating rather than …