Spanning more than 150 years, OIL – by British playwright Ella Hickson – is a journey, a time-travel of a mother, May, (Brooke Satchwell) and her daughter, Amy, (Charlotte Friels). As the decades fly by between scenes, mother and daughter …
I should state my preference in theatre straight away. I love works of Sturm and Drang, those works with plenty of dramatic action and high emotionalism. It is with this preference in mind that the Sydney Theatre Company’s production of …
In Tennessee Williams CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF Big Daddy is dying but he doesn’t know it yet. It is his birthday. Big Mama is in the dark. Brick is at the bottom of a bottle. But Brick’s wife …
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 …
This new production of Andrew Bovell’s brilliant debut comedy AFTER DINNER makes a perfect fit for the wonderful Sydney summer that we are having.
I strongly recommend a visit to the Wharf, one of Sydney’s finest theatre venues, enjoying a …
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
September and October is the season to visit your local cinema to experience an excellent time-travel science fiction film, shot entirely on location in Woomera and on Weeroona Island in South Australia, as written and directed by Hugh Sullivan. Fairly …