jesus wants me for a sunbeam : upstairs @ belvoir street
The subject of Steve Rodgers play, adapted from the novel by Peter Goldsworthy, is not Jesus. The subject is family, […]
The subject of Steve Rodgers play, adapted from the novel by Peter Goldsworthy, is not Jesus. The subject is family, […]
This is a masterful comedy by Neil Simon. The play starts with Oscar enjoying a cards night with his friends.
Belvoir Street Theatre hosted a full house for the launch of its 2020 season which comprises 11 plays. Before unveiling
Wherever you look there’s something happening in Australian playwright Oriel Gray’s neglected classic THE TORRENTS. The play is set in
JESUS WANTS ME FOR A SUNBEAM is an extraordinarily moving night at the theatre, with performances emotionally pitched to the
They watch. They lurk and lean and linger in doorways. We watch the men. And we watch ourselves watching. In
Production photography by Brett Boardman “Never in my life has the right thing happened at the right time.” Katherine Thomson’s
On Friday, 30th January 2015, Steve Rodgers was awarded the inaugural Lysicrates Prize, receiving a full $12,500 Griffin Theatre Company commission,
Merry is not quite the word for A CHRISTMAS CAROL playing during the Festive Season at Belvoir. The show is
This frank photo by Brett Boardman, one of Sydney’s leading stage photographers, of Steven Rodgers and Andrea Gibbs, gets to