We human beings like to put lables on ourselves and each other. We do so in so many ways. Our careers, our personality type, our type of intelligence, our sexuality. The list is endless. Life is difficult and at times …
SHORT AND SWEET Sydney 2024 focused on new and unique ideas to drive the eight week season, and are all brought vividly to life, with an added emphasis on spotlighting the individual writers behind their extraordinary works, and also their …
ASYLUM with excellent writing, and is a clever and entertaining drama, that beautifully tells multiple stories via the immigration officer, Craig (Chris Miller). There is the Lebanese refugee, Hajir (Eli Saad) who is seeking asylum in Australia.
Craig must discern …
Women are universally indispensable to society and culture, yet our physical contribution is all too often taken for granted. Pratha Nagpal’s Aurat Raj is a reflection on the integral relationship between women’s work and their culture in south Asian societies.…
Spoiler alert.
The butler did it.
Or did he?
Perhaps it was the maid.
In any event it may get the butler laid.
Speaking of laid, is producing a play called LET’S KILL AGATHA CHRISTIE killing the goose of golden …
Based on Shannon Molloy’s memoir of the same title, FOURTEEN, directed by Nick Skubij, has been skilfully adapted by Shake & Stir, bringing this coming-of-age story to the stage and presenting his experience with equal amount of energy and empathy …
NAYIKA : A DANCING GIRL is an exceptional production. Vaishnavi Suryaprakash’s outstanding solo performance mixes brilliant storytelling with wonderful Bharatanatyam dance and is accompanied by incredible musicians Marco Cher-Gibard and Bhairavi Raman.
Brilliantly written by Nithya Nagarajan and Liv …
Thirty days hath September, April, June and November all the rest have thirty-one, except February which has 28 or 29.
It’s not neat, indeed it’s messy, much like Cassandra-Elli Yiannacou’s new play, THE 13th MONTH, a battle between bureaucrats …
Mandela Mathia is a South Sudanese migrant to Australia. In LOSE TO WIN on the Belvoir stage, he tells the story of his childhood in that war-torn country, his loss of parents, and his coming to Australia. A team of …