Always providing their audiences with high class shows Castle Hill Players has raised its own bar even higher with this excellent production of the 1945 Pulitzer Prize-winning comedy HARVEY by Mary Chase.
Harvey is the story of a perfect gentleman, …
ALISON’S HOUSE by Susan Glaspell was the 1931 Pulitzer Prize winner, an American classic play, that was inspired by the life and work of the American poet Emily Dickinson, and premiered at Eva Le Gallienne’s Civic Repertory Theatre in …
Like the play Diplomacy at the Ensemble Theatre, this play is based on true life events whilst using plenty of dramatic licence.
In 1971 operatic soprano Maria Callas gave a series of masterclasses at the Juilliard School in New York. …
There is no inoculation against the infectious fun of SAMI IN PARADISE. You succumb to the delirium drummed up by director Eamon Flack and his contagious company immediately.
The conceit of inmates staging Nikolia Erdman’s early Soviet era satire, The …
The world-premiere season of the true-crime immersive theatre production, DEADHOUSE: Tales of Sydney Morgue, will be presented by Blancmange Productions and Actors Anonymous from 24th April to 19th May. …
THE SOUND OF WAITING is emotionally affecting while also being effective storytelling. It is spectacularly well conceived technically. It is created with care and it has two extraordinary performances at its heart, which it wears on its sleeve, but it’s …
Q Theatre is holding auditions for young artists aged between 18 and 26 to take part in the 2018 Originate performance project and the applications close April 18. Originate is a holding title for a performance that is yet to …
Most theatre opening nights are special but this opening night was extra special. Not only was theatre royalty appearing on stage in the forms of John Bell and John Gaden, but the play was also co-directed by Bell along …
This April, Griffin Theatre Company will stage the premiere of BLUEBERRY PLAY by new Australian playwright Ang Collins as part of its inaugural Batch Festival.
Blueberry Play featured in ATYP’s Intersection [SAG Review] in February 2017 and …
THE CHILDREN by Lucy Kirkwood opens with 3 still scenes. Each of the three characters, singly. Each alone. Each in their own world. Throughout the show each, at some stage, will command the intimate, warm space in a cottage surrounded …