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Impressive aerial acrobatics, slick dance moves and mellifluous musicality.     That is the compelling menu over 70 minutes in a show...

Imagine falling in love with a man many years your senior whose wife passed a year earlier, then quickly marrying him and moving to his...

Vive la difference.   Award-winning UK theatre collective SUBJECT OBJECT and Nathan Ellis, who is behind the concept and the text of two...

From cabaret to comedy, music to dance, theatre to the visual arts and a lot more, diversity is the key to the 2025 Melbourne Fringe...

Welcome to the fun, funny, fanciful, colourful and action-packed world of Dog Man.   This musical is the brainchild of Kevin Del Aguila...

Musical theatre magic is captured by the MSO, conducted by Jessica Gethin, with two of the finest exponents of their craft, who have made...

Creative excellence and supreme artistry are the hallmarks of three short works that constitute The Australian Ballet’s new production,...

Emotion rings true as five supremely talented performers (including the music director) celebrate the extraordinary legacy of American...

Do the Irish know how to have good time and carry everyone in the vicinity along with them or what? Never truer words have been written....

Filled with humour and pathos, Draw Two is a richly human tale.   It is a compelling, beautifully crafted and superbly told story about...

Being a teenager ... trying to make your way in the world … can be challenging and scary. So it is in 2008 for this group of seven Year...

Opening night saw Melbourne embrace the power, the passion and the perfection of one of the world’s great entertainers, Michael Jackson....

A gripping psychological thriller, Job pits a patient against a psychiatrist in a battle of wits and wills.   Jane (Jessica Clarke), who...

For someone who unashamedly struggles with Shakespeare (I never studied the Bard at school and find his language challenging), I was...

Dementia is brought into sharp focus, but not in a maudlin sort of way in Are You There?   In fact, the storyline is darkly comedic.  ...

Slick and oh so cleverly acted and staged, this enticing parody of the 1935 Alfred Hitchcock movie is riotously funny.   Patrick Barlow’s...

With significant political, religious and cultural conflict in the world today, a reworking of a well-worn story about war seems...

Written by James Elazzi, the two protagonists at the heart of Son of Byblos – Lebanese Australian cousins – are living a lie.   They are...

Musicals about serial killers may be thin on the ground because the subject matter is odious, but like Sweeney Todd, American Psycho: A...

I can’t think of a play I have seen that I have detested more than the 40 minutes of garbled nonsense I sat through before walking out of...