the wharf revue @ roslyn packer theatre
It’s great to have the Wharf Revue team back again at this time a much larger venue, the Roslyn Packer […]
It’s great to have the Wharf Revue team back again at this time a much larger venue, the Roslyn Packer […]
They ask nothing of us. No requirement for any depth of domestic political knowledge, no necessity to immerse in the
In stark, and it has to be said refreshing contrast to the recent radical approach by other directors to classic
A well crafted cautionary tale which catches audiences ‘on the hop’, often not knowing whether to laugh or to cry, awaits theatre patrons who make their way across to Kirribilli’s waterfront Ensemble Theatre to see NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH, Sir Alan Ayckbourn’s 75th professionally produced play.
The examined life is worth living, especially when seen through the eyes of two of the world’s liveliest minds, Viennese psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud and Oxford Professor C.S. Lewis, as depicted in Mark St Germain’s FREUD’S LAST SESSION, currently playing at Sydney’s Theatre Royal