Welcome to the brightest and most magical of Shakespeare’s comedies. The action takes place in ancient times in Athens in two locations, Duke Theseus’ palace and the surrounding forest.
Four Elizabethan lovers flee into the woods, and become victims of …
In Richard Harris’ epic, evergreen pop song MacArthur’s Park the firebrand performer and songwriter sang about a relationship in these metaphorical terms, and I paraphrase, ‘I have made the perfect cake, but I left out in the rain, and it …
I was a little wary before I went to see this latest show at the Ensemble. I’ve seen a few Shirley Valentine’s over the years, and like many have seen the very popular film version. I’m pleased to say that …
Musical version of the fictional Robert Louis Stevenson story about Doctor Henry Jekyll, who decides to use chemicals to experiment on himself, with unexpected dark results with the appearance of the sinister Mr. Edward Hyde, the evil murderous side …
The Post-Haste Players‘ ROMEO AND JULIET IMPROVISED is not Shakespeare as you know it. It may not even be Shakespeare ‘as you like it’, but the capacity audience at the Factory Theatre on Wednesday night 16 May certainly did …
Simply put, I never get to use “trashy” as an honorific. Trashy or tacky or flashy. Until now. Here we go … THE BODYBAG. It’s playing at the Sydney Opera House and kneel before me Trevor Ashley and cast as …
Dinosaurus Productions presents the premiere of ARTHUR & MARILYN by Jasper Lee-Lindsay.
All these years later, everyone has their own version of Marilyn Monroe. But one man has claimed to have known her better than anyone else; her…
There is weight upon the broad shoulders of the man whose back is turned to us as we enter the theatre. Inside an ash circle on the ground, his shadow cuts the line in places and its roundness is incomplete. …
Featured image- Jodee Mundy performing her poignant piece PERSONAL as part of the Unwrapped Festival at the Sydney Opera House. Production photography by Anna Kucera.
UNWRAPPED was a new Festival presented by the Sydney Opera House which took place between …
SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER is part romantic comedy and part Comedy of Manners by the Anglo-Irish author Oliver Goldsmith, first performed in London in 1773. It was originally called Mistakes of a Night, for its rather convoluted plot unravels …