Venue: The Substation, Taylor Square Dates: 7 – 18 April 2026 Time: 7.30pm Duration: 50 minutes
My first time in the venue of the substation was quite an adventure to enter where a full house might seat around 35 guests. …
All the men have left a Wild West town to search for wealth and riches, leaving the women to run the saloon, safeguard the town’s morals, provide harsh veterinary treatment and manage the town’s only remaining male, the drunken sheriff. …
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Immersed in the protests of the early seventies
of Australia’s nascent gay rights moment, CAMP
explores the political and personal stories of
a group of people attempting to bring about change
and improve their rights, lives and societal …
As part of the University of Sydney, Seymour Centre provides
a strong Arts Education Program to support learning
through theatre. It does this in various ways, including programs
aimed at primary and secondary school, and partnerships with major
cultural events …
NIDA’s Parade Theatre is reopening, with Darren Yap directing ‘Next to Normal’ as the headline production for the October Season of Student Productions.
The award-winning NIDA alumnus (Directing, 1997) directed sell out productions such
It really isn’t going to be for everyone but I adored THE MOORS. The black humour grabbed my jaded funny bone and wrestled in into a very odd shape. Plus, weirdly, my typhus must have been acting up because I …
The Sydney premiere of THE MOORS by Jen Silverman and directed by Kate Gaul, looms darkly through the fog before its opening to previews on February 7.
After being lured by mysterious letters, Emilie takes the position of governess in …
Nothing is as it seems in THE TROUBLE WITH HARRY. From the obscuring haze of thick smoke as we enter the theatre to the delicately constructed dance of death that concludes the work, people and events are viewed through a …
Kate Gaul seems to be the go to gal when it comes to staging Irish playwright Enda Walsh’s plays in Sydney.
Following on fromThe New Electric Ballroom at The Stables and Penelope at Tap Gallery, Gaul mounts MISTERMAN at …
On Friday, 30th January 2015, Steve Rodgers was awarded the inaugural Lysicrates Prize, receiving a full $12,500 Griffin Theatre Company commission, as voted by audience at Verbrugghen Hall, Sydney Conservatorium of Music. The Lysicrates Prize was founded by Patricia and …