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White privilege receives a pummelling in the satire Admissions. It is 2015 and Sherri Rosen-Mason (Kat Stewart) is head of admissions at...

Great energy, a strong score, big voices, creative staging and impressive lighting design distinguish Tommy circa 2022. The story still...

A brass band is the connection between two fascinating and compelling unrelated personal stories that are part of a double bill known as...

The challenges and complexities associated with mental health are front and centre in a compelling play based around a young man who...

Maddy Pratt loves sex … she loves, loves, loves sex. So, it only makes sense that she would pen an ode to her favourite pastime. She is...

A poignant and amusing slice of life musical, it is not hard to see why Fun Home received five Tony Awards for the original Broadway...

What a thoroughly entertaining showpiece! I last saw The Wedding Singer when it played at the Athenaeum Theatre last May. Now, at the...

A family secret is the elephant in the room when three generations of women share luxury hotel accommodation in Copenhagen as one of...

A near death experience is revealed as an adventure story in MTC’s comedic drama Touching the Void, which kicks off its 2022 season. The...

The Oscar-winning writer of the powerful film Juno, Diablo Cody, has crafted another beauty, this time the storyline behind the stellar...

Zodiac mythology binds together 12 acts that are a fusion of circus, burlesque and dance in Oracle. It is the work of the team behind the...

Littlies (several wearing angel wings) danced and clapped. They cheered and waved their arms about. Truth be told, so did their parents...

Hijinks abound in The Australian Shakespeare Company’s fun-filled treat The Wind in the Willows at the Royal Botanic Gardens. Populated...

You have your eyes on the prize. You are so intent on making it that you can figuratively taste it. That is what confronts the couple of...

Polished performances, magnificent mashups, elegant and evocative sets, colourful and creative costumes, and charismatic choreography are...

Accompanied by a lone cellist (Thomas Veitch) and dressed in period costume, Michael Veitch weaves a deeply personal and tragic tale with...

Stellar lead performances, brilliant staging, evocative lighting, a healthy dollop of Disney magic and a delightful sense of humour...

The Regina Monologues looks at strong royal women through history and the obstacles they faced … and continue to endure. Most of those...

To state the bleedin’ obvious, COVID-19 has had a massive impact on the world … and comedian and songstress Tash York throws many...

Nostalgia is very much alive and kicking … and Grant Busé has made a thoroughly entertaining, hour-long show about it. He sings, dances,...