With his latest show, Melbourne based artist Darby James presents a cabaret comedy with an intimate story to swallow. (Pun intended).
Intrigued by a Facebook advert during the recent pandemic boredom, James starts the journey of becoming a sperm donor. …
With a hint of trepidation, I returned to Belvoir to revisit a play I first saw in 2022. The Jungle and The Sea is a journey play quickly becoming a timeless epic—one that, by the very nature of our world’s …
Martin Crimp’s DEALING WITH CLAIR examines social hypocrisy, ethical dilemmas and control mechanisms through the story of the real estate market in London. A self-centred upwardly mobile British couple want to sell their home. Their selling agent …
Downstairs Belvoir Street Theatre, 11 July
Everything you think you know about barbershop quartets; the striped waistcoats, the handlebar moustaches, the polished close-harmony singing; is only part of the picture. Afterglow, a brand-new Australian musical rom-com, digs deeper into …
Sydney Fringe Festival has today unveiled its full 2026 program, featuring more than 350 events and over 2,000 artists across 64 venues this August through October. Tickets are on sale now for New South Wales’ largest independent arts festival, …
It’s the July school holidays. What better entertainment (especially whilst raining) than to take the children to an enriching, cultural piece of theatre and music. PINOCCHIO is just the thing.
It’s playing until July 19th at the home of the …
Beyond The Tracks isn’t just a performance—it’s an invitation into the living spirit of Michael Leslie (Kamilaroi/Mandandanji). As a Murri from Moree, Michael’s story is woven with the grit of country rail camps and the soaring possibility of world stages. …
In an age of noise and distraction, Playback offers something quieter and perhaps more radical: the grace of being heard, and the wonder of recognising ourselves in one another.
What is Playback Theatre?
Playback theatre is a type of applied …
Sydney Theatre Company Artistic Director Mitchell Butel’s selection of plays for the 2026 season has been cleverly curated with cutting-edge work alongside brilliant storytelling, direction and casting. Doubt: A Parable meets all those expectations.
American playwright John Patrick Shanley first …
Above : FOOLS WHO DREAM : A wonderful cabaret by NIDA students
The National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA) is proud to announce that applications are now open for the Glorias, Freddie J. Gibson and Loudon Sainthill Fellowships. Designed to …