Hibernation by Finegan Kruckemeyer is fascinating Arthur C Clarke-ian, Peter Carey-esque thought experiment about dealing

Variously described as one of Shakespeare’s most sublime plays, this Independent Theatre production is a

Little Broadway came to Adelaide last night, for the opening night of Marie Clark Musical

The Bridge of San Luis Rey is dense, brilliant theatre, with two levels of access.

There’s a reason the return season of Beautiful: The Carole King Story is sold out;

Under the fairy lights at the Woodville Town Hall last night, No Strings Attached Theatre

To understand the show, Alan Cummings Is Not Acting His Age, you need to understand

Kim David Smith exudes the very spirit of cabaret. Firstly, he adores the spotlight, so

The story of Ern Malley is one of malice imitating art and Max Savage’s ERN

Remember you’re dangerous because only when you realise you’re dangerous, will the system take notice.

Three school friends who are English ladies of a “certain age”, attracted to Paris for

James Galea’s Poof! Secrets of a magician, is part Vegas-style, wow-moment-filled, close-up card magic, part

“Enough of the theatrics, Nikki,” bellows Bev, and if you’re not prepared for the style

There is an era of smart, sassy, homegrown theatre upon us and Alex Vickery-Howe’s Watchlist

Blue Stockings is one of the saddest and frustrating and angering and entertaining bits of

It’s not often that we get documentary theatre on such a high profile stage as

Attend this review of Sweeney Todd. State Opera has brought the dark, Stephen Sondheim classic

From the opening moments of Euphoria, anybody who’s ever lived in a country town will

Where does a writer end and a character begin? This is an idea explored intriguingly