Along similar lines to his most well known play Insignificance, (also made into a film directed by Nicolas Roeg), British playwright Terry Johnson’s play HYSTERIA features well know characters from history. In Insignificance we had Marilyn Monroe, Joseph McCarthy, …
It is only a very brief time after we have taken our seats and the house lights have gone down that we are just taken over by the world of VENUS IN FUR.
The play’s action take place in a …
Devilishly dramatic and fiendishly funny, DEATHTRAP is a sure fire entertainment for those who like their fireside thrillers.
Written in the late Seventies by Ira Levin who should be quite apt at matters diabolical, being the author of Rosemary’s Baby…
Reverence My Sanctuary is inscribed in the proscenium arch of the stage. It is not purpose built as the play’s set but a remnant of the old Baptist Tabernacle Church that now hosts the Eternity Playhouse, an apt space …
Infertility leads to infidelity in the infinitely engaging EVERY SECOND, the new play by Vanessa Bates now playing at the Eternity Playhouse, Darlinghurst.
This spry, wry, and fly production is all about breeding, and the lengths modern couples go to …
Almost ten years since its debut production, Christopher Johnson’s THE YOUNG TYCOONS stands the test of time with a remount at its spiritual home, Darlinghurst Theatre Company, albeit in their new venue, The Eternity Playhouse.
Under the same assured hand …
Let me set the scene to Irish playwright Tommy Murphy’s 1984 play THE GIGLI CONCERT, a play which the Irish Times described as, ‘one of the greatest Irish plays of the century’.
Set in Dublin in the early eighties, the …
One of the perks of being the first play of the season is that you get to rehearse in the space.
No wonder director Stephen Colyer was pleased as punch when I spoke to him a week into rehearsals of …
The Darlinghurst Theatre Company has made an impressive start in its new venue, the Eternity Playhouse, with Iain Sinclair’s strong production of Arthur Miller’s classic play ALL MY SONS (1947).
This was an intense night in the theatre, more than …
