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Dinner is served, or at least about to be served. That is what we are led to believe in the latest, decidedly adventurous play at Theatre...

An eclectic comedian and singer with a working-class style and a potty mouth, MJ Wilson sets us up for a show about love … and horses....

Following its success last winter, a new, gorgeous exhibition of colour and creativity returns to the Royal Botanic Gardens this year....

The Jurassic Park/Jurassic World movie franchise has grossed more than $6 billion globally. Let’s face it, dinosaurs are big business and...

Set in Dubin in 1912, Richard Rowan (Doug Lyons) is a highly intelligent writer plagued by self-doubt. Richard married the woman he...

Two new and very different works, each lasting just under an hour, constitute the opening of the 2023 ballet season in Melbourne for The...

Oh my. What a breakout, beguiling, absurdist, slapstick comedy Masterclass is. It is a deliberately pointed slight at male arrogance and...

Olivia Ruggiero is talented. No doubt about it. She is operatic and she is adept at musical theatre, but at times there is a struggle...

The highly entertaining two-hour show could be called the soundtrack of the glorious Robyn Archer’s life. She, accompanied by a highly...

Shadow Spirit is an artistic showcase – a microcosm of what is impressive and meaningful about indigenous culture. It is an eye and ear...

A dysfunctional family gathers for the first time in a decade two months after the passing of the three adult daughters’ mother. Suffice...

TRIGGER WARNING – FOR MATURE AUDIENCES ONLY Ten naked women cavorting on stage in a comic book reality is the wild work of 37-year-old...

Will (Mina Asfour) and Katie (Laura Jackson) are millennial best friends who live together. Both single (Will is a member of the LGBTQIA+...

Almost three quarters of a century after it was written, the power, passion and desolation intrinsic to Arthur Miller’s Death of a...

It’s all good, clean, innocent, engaging, adventurous and flirtatious fun, until it isn’t. It is 1939 and I speak of a pair of first year...

What is truth and what is fantasy? The lines are blurred in the dramatic play Moth, which speaks to teen angst and mental health....

Racism, disadvantage, “the mob” and money collide in the incendiary new work from Declan Furber Gillick, five years in the making....

Having just sat through The World According to Dinosaurs, I am sorry to say I can’t really tell you much about the narrative, save for an...

Half a century on, the Rocky Horror Show remains a delightful, bizarre and engaging romp that encourages audience participation. Opening...

Navigating the vicissitudes in a relationship can be tricky at the best of times, but cross-cultural unions more often than not face...