PAH! Stories showcased four performers from the Deaf community at the Bondi Festival. They revealed interesting, humorous, instructional, motivational and heart-felt stories for one night only on Sunday 2 July 2023. It was an Auslan storytelling event – but was …
Oh, Romeo, where for art thou? Romeo is everywhere in this production. He and the rest of the characters leap, run, hide, jump and frolic around the minimalist set with tremendous energy. This energy escapes into the audience.
We sit …
ACTUALLY, GOOD readily sold out two shows at this month’s Bondi Festival after earlier this year winning two of the most highly prized awards in this year’s Melbourne International Comedy Festival. The writer and solo performer, Gillian Cosgriff is a …
In IT’S A WONDERFUL George Bailey is an ambitious young man whose intentions are clear. He is about to leave his home town and go on a world trip and visit all the countries he has only dreamed about. Then …
Linda Nicholls-Gidley’s new show at Flightpath Theatre
tells the story of Veronica and her struggles with
motherhood, pregnancy, mental and physical health.
Her heartfelt portrayal of the challenges of women
not quite coping in difficult situations delves into
depression, grief …
SKYDUCK – A CHINESE SPY COMEDY – 1993 James Bond style international espionage, huge comedy delivered in a unique bilingual comedy show written by and starring actor Sam Wang, who plays seven hilarious characters – and half the time the …
One of the largest gatherings of First Nations artists from remote communities across Australia ever to congregate on Gadigal Country in Sydney will be at the National Indigenous Art Fair (NIAF) this weekend to celebrate the art, craft and …
Jacob Parker’s new play at KXT on Broadway is the story of ten Year 11 students planning their Year Eleven Social. For these queer
and gender diverse students It is going to be the the …
Spectacular physical performances, energetic and seductive
dance sequences, outrageous costumes and thumping music
make up this highly entertaining fusion of circus, burlesque,
dance and contemporary storytelling. With a well attuned
audience encouraging and responding to the performers it is
a …
To my mind, the Vivid works which stretched from Central Railway to Barangaroo contained far more innovative works yet very few crowds. There were, for example, lively projections on the Central Railway station clocktower and facade and explosive fountain …