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In a bravura showing, Noni Hazlehurst delivers a world class performance as the ageing proprietor of a small, old-style, inner city...

If you are into slapstick humour, you are going to have a ball.   This riotous theatrical disaster is stumbling its way around Australia...

How do you find your rightful place in the world? Where do you fit in? In the case of Tarzan, is it in the big city, among humans, or in...

The Aussies and the Irish get along like a house on fire.   Shared values, a love of sport and Guinness aren’t a half bad starting point....

Our worst fears about artificial intelligence are realised in The Machine Stops, which is an adaptation of the 1909 novella by former...

Fear and activism sit alongside one another in a deeply felt, personal story about apartheid, set in South Africa in January 1976.   In...

What is the highest compliment you can pay a tribute band, in this case one that looks at the life and times of the most successful folk...

What a stunning song cycle! It premiered off the West End in 2008 and off Broadway the following year and first appeared in Australia in...

What are the common links between the 8.2 billion people that inhabit the planet?   Simple. First up, we err because, let’s face it, to...

Spirited and playful, with a series of dazzling and often surprising acts, Cirque du Soleil’s Corteo looks back on the life of a clown...

Light-hearted and fun, Footloose: The Musical is centred around change in conservative America in the 1980s.   Navigating it, especially...

A murderous plan, oh most foul.   That is at the heart of Dial M for Murder, written by Frederick Knott in 1952 and popularised by Alfred...

The privileged, sexist, misogynistic attitude of a group of high achieving private Year 12 students is put under the microscope in this...

Abduction is so much wicked fun.   It is the comedic elements in the English-language libretto, adapted by director Constantine Costi,...

One of the greatest singer songwriters of all time, Paul McCartney is a two-time inductee into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame – as a...

What a weapon invective is in Bloomshed’s fun-filled, hilarious take on Pride and Prejudice.   The basic ingredients are there, but the...

Oh my. What would lauded Russian playwright Anton Chekhov think if he came back to life and saw Pony Cam’s hilarious reimagining of The...

Generations on, the mellifluous sound of the American folk-rock duo continues to intoxicate. Now, a wonderful cover band brings back the...

The singing and dancing in this Lin-Manuel Miranda (Hamilton) musical spectacular is off the charts.   Featuring a blend of hip-hop and...

If you ever want evidence that sex sells, go and see Miss Julie. It is all about manipulation, class, power and control, which is just as...