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The new play, as part of Belvoir’s annual 25A season of plays, is THE ITALIANS, written by Danny Boyle with original concept by Danny Ball and Thomas De Angeli, and directed by Riley Spadaro.
It’s time for …
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The stage version of Rodgers + Hammerstein’s Cinderella, of which this is a revival, made its long-awaited Broadway debut in January 2013, featuring a new book by Douglas Carter Beane and direction by Mark Brokaw, and it …
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This is it! Sydney’s newest hit! Don’t miss it! THE LOVERS is at the Sydney Opera House until November 20.
Bell Shakespeare Company has created a BIG musical out of A Midsummer’s Night Dream. Using the …
On the 18th October 2022 the New Theatre in Newtown had a double celebration. In the first place there was the launch of a book outlining the history of the New Theatre. The second event was the commemoration of the …
It’s an oft-forgotten historical fact that D.H. Lawrence came to Australia in 1922.
Now, on the 100th anniversary of the visit of that eminent English novelist, comes a new play which explores and celebrates the events, characters & ideas related …
Point Break Theatre Co. cleverly presents their new Shakespeare Event in modern dress with their huge and very accomplished cast, plus so many many murders caused by the use of modern weapons, including an over supply of revolvers. The …
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American writer William Styron is best known for his novel ‘Sophie’s Choice’ which was made into a movie starring Meryl Streep as Sophie. I still consider it her greatest performance in her peerless career. Amongst Styron’s other works …
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The great British playwright Harold Pinter’s 1960 play THE CARETAKER is one of his most performed plays. It is a play that I have seen a number of times over the years.
The setting is a ramshackle flat …
Australian Theatre Live (ATL) has just launched a new subscription platform for digital theatre experiences. Working with some of the country’s best live entertainers, ATL is succeeding in making Australian art more accessible to all.
With a growing content library …
TAKE ME TO NEVERLAND (TMTN) follows Peter across nine years, jumping between two key stages of his life; 10 years old in an Orphanage (1902) and 19 years in an asylum for the criminally insane (1911). Through both interwoven stories, …