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Disney favourites Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck and Goofy introduce several of Disney’s heroes … and a few villains in the...

Mia Barrett and Will Lonsdale bring energy and flair to their potent portrayal of troubled students with a questionable future.   It is...

The legendary, wholesome Dolly Parton with a mischievous streak is on show in the part musical, part play, part concert Here You Come...

Take a real-life story and drop into it an actor, entertainment personality or media figure and ask them to play along without any...

Elle Woods’ superpower in Legally Blonde is staying true to herself.   And so it is that the star of the show wins us over amidst much...

I am a firm believer that everyone has a story to tell if you dig deep enough.   Of course, some are arguably more compelling than...

The complexities of marketing and manipulation at its finest are on show in a fictional horror show that has real world implications.  ...

With an introductory nod to J.C. Williamson’s premiere season of Annie in Melbourne in 1978, this intoxicating, family friendly musical...

Partly drawn from the life of its Pulitzer Prize winning American writer Paula Vogel, Mother Play is theatre at its finest.   It is a...

The enigma that was David Robert Jones (8th January, 1947 – 10th January, 2016), aka English singer songwriter David Bowie, is captured...

While I sincerely wish it weren’t so, the power struggles the proliferate globally ensure that Shake & Stir’s brilliant adaptation of...

I went to watch this play, like I do all others, without knowing anything other than its title.   I never read the blurb on the website...

Thirty years on Nick Enright’s play about young men and youths callous disregard for the fairer sex continues to resonate.   Trash talk...

Evocative and entertaining, All is Good … in the Glow of Moonlight is a remarkable insight into the life and times of Soviet writer Isaac...

Question: What does it take to really appreciate the life you have?   Answer: Getting close to death.   That is the conceit expertly...

It is October 1915.   Private James Martin (Oliver Tapp) is lying in bed on the hospital ship the Glenart Castle coughing his lungs out....

A twisted, sexually charged science fiction thriller about death, writer and director David Cronenberg keeps us – the audience – guessing...

An unquestionable highlight of winter in Melbourne is Lightscape at the Royal Botanic Gardens.   Now in its fourth year, it is bigger and...

A delightful new play with originality stamped all over it, Welcome Home concerns two women who each believe they own the same house.  ...

With a powerful rock score, the talent on display in the new Australian tour of Hedwig and the Angry Inch is phenomenal.   With music and...