“Everybody’s a dreamer/Everybody’s a star/And everybody’s in show biz/It doesn’t matter who you are.”
The Kinks : Celluloid Heroes
David Mamet sets his play – the obscurely titled “SPEED-THE-PLOW” in Los Angeles in the late 1980s.
The Kinks lyrics …
French farce at its best via Georges Feydeau’s A FLEA IN MY EAR is currently entertaining audiences at the Sydney Opera House.
Feydeau take us into the world of the the sophisticated, promiscuous French middle class who, on one hand, …
It has been the season for launches and Sydney’s flagship theatre company, the Sydney Theatre Company, has now chimed in with the announcement of its 2017 season.
Sydney Theatre Company’s Executive Director Patrick McIntyre started proceedings and then handed over …
It was a thrill to be present at the opening night of THE PRESENT at the Roslyn Packer theatre. Expectations were high, and they were more than met with Irish auteur John Crowley’s production of Anton Chekhov’s first play variously …
Kate Mulvany is the new Patrick White Playwrights’ Fellow and Debra Thomas has won the 2014 Patrick White Playwrights’ Award Kate Mulvany has been announced as the latest recipient of STC’s Patrick White Playwrights’ Fellowship at a special event held …
A Samuel Beckett night at the theatre is like no other. One is just taken over by his bold, raw take on life. Even after all these years, one is still gobsmacked, stunned, by what one is taking place on …
French playwright Edmond Rostand’s CYRANO DE BERGERAC (1897) is one of the all time, great works of World Theatre. Prestigious theatre companies love to have a crack at it, and give audiences a night to remember.
The great plays have
The Sydney Theatre Company (STC) season tickets for 2015 go on sale from next Tuesday (14th October) now that their priority booking period for existing subscribers has ended.
Here is a snapshot- in chronological order- of the different plays on …
David Williamson’s play TRAVELLING NORTH is now 35 years old. Many people will know this piece from the film adaptation which starred the late Leo McKern as the larrakin, left wing, classical music loving Aussie, Frank. For the current Sydney …