Catch the Batch.
Hatched, Matched and Dispatched by Griffin Theatre, Batch Festival is a three-week fiesta of the freshest, edgiest and most inventive new shows in Sydney. An exciting crop of storytellers, poets, comedy artists and non-traditional performance makers from …
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s gothic tale has it all – a damsel in distress, a dark and stormy night, a mansion haunted by a gypsy curse, a twin sister who has died of fright, mysterious amulets, wild beasts and gypsies …
Red Line Productions 2018 Season DISRUPTION continues with Lucy Prebble’s critically–acclaimed play, THE EFFECT at the Old Fitz Theatre from April 18.
The Effect is a clinical romance. Two young volunteers, Tristan and Connie, agree to take…
Birdie Productions is in rehearsal for THE LITTLE MERMAID to play 13th-22nd April 2018 at the Bryan Brown Theatre in Bankstown. With such a talented lead cast and ensemble this is a highly anticipated production. …
Dorothy Hewett’s THIS OLD MAN COMES ROLLING HOME is a haunting, poetic portrayal of working-class family life in Cold War Sydney. Capturing the spirit and political character of 1950s Redfern, this tender story treats the often-miserable lives of …
Ensemble Theatre, Australia’s longest continuously running, professional theatre which has staged 473 plays, has had only three Artistic Directors, has had some of Australia’s greatest actors perform and has presented some of the world’s most famous plays will celebrate …
Genre-defying and artistically-groundbreaking physical theatre work, HORROR will plunge audiences into a surreal world of fright and adrenaline when it premieres at the Sydney Opera House in August, before touring to Wollongong, Canberra, Melbourne and Brisbane.
Created by renowned physical …
Notwithstanding the lack of choc tops, THE FLICK, playing at the Seymour Centre, needs a jumbo popcorn sized buy-in from the audience. This is not a production for everyone. Written by Annie Baker, the play won the Pulitzer in …
The GREATER SUNRISE is a fictional dramatisation inspired by the real events of Australia’s involvement in East Timor in 2004. Playwright Zoe Hogan has drawn on her own experiences living and working in Timor-Leste, as well as conversations, interviews and …
So many questions at the heart of MR BAILEY’S MINDER. When do you give up on family? Can someone else’s perceptions soothe the damage in you? Does being gifted absolve you of whatever chaos you created to become great? In …