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British musician Mike Oldfield was still in his teens when he recorded his first studio album, the iconic number one chart topper Tubular...

Anthony Lapaglia and Alison Whyte shine in a superb rendition of one of the finest plays of the 20th century, Arthur Miller’s Death of a...

Two, original, 35-minute works broken by a 20-minute interval, the first involves 22 dancers aged 10 to 17 (the youth artists) and the...

Club Vegas is a fulsome variety show that would be quite at home on casino stages around the world. It combines modern interpretations of...

Faith is put under the spotlight in Jodi Gallagher’s immersive new work Prophet. Is it the story of Christianity? There are certainly...

Ten iconic female voices from different eras, with diverse styles – from husky to angelic. They are the divas in the show title....

It sizzles. It’s electrifying. It’s energy on steroids. Moulin Rouge! The Musical triumphs anew – a rolled gold winner that keeps on...

What a delightful, joyous and life affirming hoot Miss Peony is. It concerns the fractious relationship between Chinese grandmother...

In Greek mythology, Clytemnestra was the twin sister of the woman said to be the most beautiful in the world, Helen of Troy. Their mother...

The girls are out for a night on the tiles at a club, but not all is going according to plan. In fact, there is no shortage of sad and...

Several years ago, I was fortunate to see Cirque du Soleil’s “O” at the Bellagio in Las Vegas, with performers excelling on, in and above...

An unexpected power play between an about to be anointed Prime Minister and a make-up artist readying her to take office is at the heart...

The atmosphere of the era is set the moment one enters The Chapel at Chapel Off Chapel, which has been transformed into a den of...

Now in her mid 80s, Caryl Churchill is regarded as one of the world’s greatest living playwrights. Her work is innovative … enigmatic,...

4/4 is characterised by a series of complex movements and maneuverings against a stark stage and backdrop. It is black, white and grey...

Even with the best will in the world, the path to finding and sustaining the love of one’s life is often paved with potholes. With two...

Unless you have context (and I didn’t before entering the theatre), this play will make little sense. By context, I am referring to the...

A superbly nuanced performance by Izabella Yena elevates an outstanding piece of writing from Benjamin Nichol, who directs kerosene with...

Morality and money are at the heart of the acerbic Telethon Kid. Inspired by his own medical experiences, Melbourne-based writer Alistair...

Based on a true story, injustice and antisemitism are at the core of the powerful musical Parade. It is 1913 and we are in Atlanta,...