The penultimate razzle dazzle musical CHICAGO, (book by Fred Ebb and Bob Fosse, music by John Kander, lyrics by Fred Ebb, based on the play by real life crime journalist Maurine Dallas Watkins), is back at the resplendent Capitol Theatre …
Bass ain’t feminine, baritone isn’t womanly, what’s a lady to do.?
Sheanna loves to sing, she always has. But there’s just one catch: she’s a bass. She sees all the best love songs are for sopranos, and the arias written …
The lovely, ornate, high ceilinged dining room at the inner city Castlereagh Boutique Hotel was a great venue to revisit the classic comedy series Fawlty Towers.
Things don’t get much more better than enjoying a superb three course meal whilst …
This play is NOT about James VI of Scotland. It is about two American basketball fans’ devotion to LeBron James, the ‘king’ of basketball. It is a wonderful and at times hilarious play about loyalty and friendship. Written by Rajiv …
Jonathan Biggins dons the suit once more to reprise his role as Paul Keating in THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO PAUL, ‘When you know you are loved it is like you are wearing a suit of armour.’
Jonathan Biggins reflects in …
It seems to be a comic coincidence that the Film Festival opens on the first State Of Origin Rugby League clash and Vivid. These distraction did not prevent a capacity crowd attending at the Festival’s first night, at its traditional …
Congratulations to the New Theatre for this excellent production of INK. Don’t miss it. This Australian premier has suspense, didactic argument, surprise and even humour. The play charts Rupert Murdoch’s 1969 dealings with Larry Lamb, an editor on Fleet Street, …
This play resonates with contemporary concerns, portraying characters grappling with private obsessions, feeling isolated from necessary support, and experiencing a heightened sense of pressure. The presence of the siblings, sister and brother, proceeds minute by minute through held …
The enduring popularity of Neil Simon’s plays is fully encapsulated in THE ODD COUPLE.
The play stars Shane Jacobsen as the slovenly Oscar and Todd McKeeney as the overly fastidious Felix.Oscar de decides that they should try their luck with …
The next production at the Hunters Hill Theatre is prolific British playwrightBeth Flintoff’s THE BALLAD OF MARIE MARTEN.
In the red barn a dark secret lies waiting to be discovered…”It has been a year since I died and still no-one …