Attention theatre lovers, music lovers and fun lovers! This marvellous play is for you. JOYFUL NOISE is about Handel’s time in London while writing the “Messiah’, the world’s most performed
oratorio. Handel is in debt. The king, a …
Welcome to Westerberg High, where the desperate need to belong is part of the curriculum. The Australian 2026 production of HEATHERS THE MUSICALbrings the cult 1989 movie “Heather” starring Winona Ryder and Christian Slater from the screen to the …
How prescient it was of satirist Shepherd Mead to give his lying, cheating, backstabbing man child villain of his bestselling book, HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS WITHOUT REALLY TRYING, the name of Frump.
This self serving sniveller has eyes on …
The show’s fitout (Daisy Hughes) of the small Actors Pulse space with its layout constraints worked well. The show felt seamless, and doors and spaces blended with direction (Rebecca McNamee) that was adroit throughout the piece. …
Austentacious!
Three actors. Six novels. Countless romances, scandals, and witticisms — all in sixty minutes!
Written By Jessica Bedford, Kathryn MacMillan, Charlotte Northeast & Megan Winch, directed by Ali Bendall, THE COMPLETE WORKS OF JANE AUSTEN (ABRIDGED) …
Congratulations to Zoë Jensen, the creator and performer of this powerful gem. She’s a terrific singer. She has a powerful speaking voice. She has a commanding stage presence. She and musician Michael McStay (her husband in real life), together …
This interesting project was conceived by writer Geofrey Sykes. It was a show case of first acts of two very different plays. As a show case, the event gave the actors and director an opportunity to garner reactions from the …
Welcome to Fringe Festivals Fools Paradise, the official opening night for international sell-out RETURN OF THE GODZ with an award nominated all Australian circus trained ensemble characterising Greek Gods Hermes (Mat Piva), Apollo (Thomas Gorham), Hercules (Callan Harris), Dionysus …
There is much excitement in the theatre world about the return to Belvoir Street of the 2010 production of THE BOOK OF EVERYTHING. It’s back again with the same script (Richard Tulloch), Director (Neil Armfield), Set and Costume …
Here is an exquisite piece of theatre, if you receive my meaning.
Not the sleek steed of stallion fantasy or the sculptured mane and nostril flare of colt cult, rather the non svelte draft horse, the clip clopping Clydesdale is …