It is time to revisit Geoffrey Atherden’s classic show, this time via the stage.
Voted “Best Australian TV Series Ever”, this time we see Arthur alls in love, can he convince Robert, his older brother and Liz, his brother’s wife, …
Drama is conflict. Good drama is conflict with resolution. Without resolution you have the ongoing drama of the Middle East. Tragedy beyond measure.
NO OTHER LAND is a horror movie, a documentary of destruction and displacement. Does expulsion equal extermination? …
Good and rich in comedy, drama and pathos, GOODRICH is an unheralded feel good gem, another showcase for the incomparable Michael Keaton.
Keaton plays Andy Goodrich, the affable but flawed gallery owner whose life is upended when his wife and …
Writer and director Adam O’Brien’s AN. EXORCISM was performed in four spaces separated by curtains and simple lighting, in the Forge warehouse space of the Dire Theatre Company. The show was in an experimental, “chambers” or immersive format …
Castle Hill Players latest production, Grand Horizons by Bess Wohl, is a very well-presented comedy drama looking at the ups and downs of married life. There are lots of laugh out loud moments mixed with some very biting & telling …
Without financial backing for a stage production in 1970, Andrew Lloyd Webber composed the music and Tim Rice the lyrics for a concept album called JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR. Its popularity led to the first Broadway production in 1971.
Sydney followed …
For a quarter of this eventful 21st century, adoring fans have queued up, brimming with innocent anticipation, to see the infamous, annual WHARF REVUE.
First created at the turn of the century in the secretive back rooms of the Sydney …
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The current production by the Richmond Players, a company which is in its 70th year, is a revival of husband and wife team Margery and Michael Forde’s play MILO’S WAKE.
I did a spot of research. The …
Meg Goodfellow’s DRAW TWO is the current late show playing at the Old Fitz.
The show is about an unnamed woman who has come back to Sydney to help the family. Her twin sister Mia has died and after …
THE FEMALE OF THE SPECIES is another one of Australian playwright Joanna Murry-Smith’s nearly brilliant dialectical counterpoint plays about a writer running out of creative juices. Poor Margot Mason, author of cult …