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Ro Dahl’s Drag Race
Ever since I lived a stone’s throw away from Sydney’s infamous Stonewall Hotel on Oxford Street in Darlinghurst, I’ve had a fascination with drag queens....
The Social Ladder
At its world premiere, The Social Ladder found an impeccably apt home at the Ensemble Theatre—the country’s longest continuously running professional theat...
Hard Cheese: Rat in the City: One Last Bite
Hard Cheese: Rat in the City: One Last Bite is a delirious descent into the cracked psyche of its rodent anti-hero, and a gleefully unhinged...
How To Stay Married Without Exploding!
Do you remember that trapped feeling we had while in lockdown during the pandemic? Well, imagine being confined not only to your house, but to...
Play Date: Elementary Brings Bold New Short Works To The Stage
Knock And Run Theatre is proud to announce Play Date: Elementary, the latest iteration of its short play festival celebrating new writing, emerging artists...
Danny And The Deep Blue Sea
Danny And The Deep Blue Sea in one word is a hurricane. It is a force of nature to be reckoned with. Set in the...
A Promenade of Shorts – The Red Phoenix Theatre Company
The concept of A Promenade of Shorts was born out of COVID restrictions in April 2020 when crowd sizes had to be limited to a...
Blackpill: Redux
How can the internet be depicted in other art forms? Many directors and writers across various mediums have tried to showcase the intangible world that...
Important and Deeply Moving: First Nations Theatre Not To Be Missed
Walking into Belvoir St Theatre felt like reconnecting with an old friend, one whom I have had multiple warm experiences with over the years, and...
The Diary Of Anne Frank To Open In March 2026
Award winning producers Drew Anthony Creative are continuing their 2026 east coast season with the announcement of a powerful stage adaptati...
The Comedy Of Errors
Is comedy tragedy reversed? Do we know it’s a comedy because it ends happily? Sport for Jove’s “The Comedy of Errors” starts with an extra...
Ghosts of Christmas Past: A Chinese Christmas at KXT
Grief is no new topic for the world of theatre. One of the most fundamental human experiences, it is endlessly relatable, never faltering in its...
