There was a huge response to the Silver Gull Play Award this year, with the plays displaying a wide variety of subject matter and a high standard of writing.
The shortlist of five was particularly strong, with three other plays …
Today, as we look into the future, we are sharing the increasingly sophisticated technologies involving artificial intelligence and robots. Could they be therapeutic? Are they truly capable of equaling or out-smarting human intelligence? Will they ever comprehend human emotion?
Talented …
Silent is not the word to use for the first act of SILENT NIGHT from Darlinghurst Theatre. Some witty single adjective encompassing laugh out loud, occasional hysterical giggle or cringing gasps of recognition might give some inkling of what’s in …
And they’re racing…
The sport of racing is such an indelible, iconic part of Australian culture. There are few things more archetypal Aussie male than a guy punting on the races- sitting in the living room, going through the racing …
In Alan Ayckbourn’s ABSENT FRIENDS (1974) big hearted and good natured soul Di has organised an afternoon tea for Colin, one of her husband Paul’s best friends.
She has been worried about how Colin has been going after his recent …