Banner Image: Marigold Pazar (Left), Charlotte de Wit (right)
Bakehouse Theatre Company has been at its heart a tremendous support of indie theatre and up-and-comers. To launch their 2024 season at KXT on Broadway, they have invited HER production’s LOW …
Featured image: (l to r): Reuben Solomon as The Writer and Edward O’Leary as The Academic. Photo Credit: Chris Lundie
It’s Mardi Gras. It’s 2024. Marriage Equality in Australia is in its seven-year itch. And it’s the start of the …
In this scam riddled world, BLAGA’S LESSONS comes as a cautionary and sobering story.
Blaga is a recently widowed woman, a retired teacher determined to give her late husband a good grave and headstone.
Ostensibly sensible and astute, she is …
Clever, mischievous and surprising, THE FETISHIST is a novel to relish.
Immensely seductive and hugely entertaining, here is life – the stupid and weird and precarious- in a novel that dazzlingly explores obsession, fixation and the condition of attachment.
THE …
The gift of a good script is matched by the unwrapping of that gift by a talented director and cast. That’s certainly the case with SHITTY, a trilogy of terror scaring up a superb theatrical thrill in the Belvoir Basement.…
Term One of the Daydream Believers Inclusive Choir begins on Thursday 15th February.
The evening will start with some InterPlay by Barbara Beinart Pashut to relax participants and get everybody in the mood and then Choir Master Robert Teicher will …
All three encounters in Neil Simon’s PLAZA SUITE (1968), each of which feature different characters, take place in the one hotel suite, Suite 719 of New York City’s Plaza Hotel.
The first meeting, Visitor From Mamaroneck, features a wife, …
The winners of the 2023 Sydney Theatre Awards were announced on Monday 29th January 2024 at a star-studded ceremony, with 30 Awards presented, shared between 15 productions which played on Sydney stages during 2023. Almost 500 members of the Sydney …
With the National Theatre Live’s screening of a performance of James Graham’s play DEAR ENGLAND at the Oliver Theatre, National Theatre in London, the marvellous world game, that is football, takes centre stage.
The play premiered on the 20th June …
Above: (l to r) Francesco Accuri (percussion and electronics), Ludovico Eidaudi, Frederico Mecozzi (violin and viola), Redi Hasa (cello). Featured image: the concert unfolded with some amazing lighting effects. Images: Jay Patel.
It has been some four years since global …