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A Journey to Little Happiness: A New Musical
The title says it all. This show from Taiwan is a lot of fun. The 5 cast members bring this new show to life on...
Witches, Daggers, And Dark Ambition: Macbeth Takes The Stage
Director John Grinston delivers a compelling interpretation of Shakespeare’s shortest tragedy, Macbeth, which follows the dark and ambitious rise of a Scot...
Opening Night Review: After Dinner
It’s Friday night at the pub. The stage is set as five lost souls, and a distracted waiter, embark on a quest. On the surface,...
End Game: A Thought-Provoking Theatre Journey
Katie Reddin-Clancy’s Australian premiere of End Game is a bold and original dramedy that seamlessly blends theatre, comedy, and philosophical musings into...
The importance of being fruit
Well, this an interesting, fun show. Comedy clowning at its best. Rollicking , frolicking comedy about fruit and it position in society and its relevance...
Trawled
A one-man biography of an adventure that went sour. Eion Ryan presents this version of survival on the high seas. This is his story as...
Robin Hood: A New Family Musical
If you turn the corner in Malvern’s Central Park in the late morning, you’re greeted by winding ropes cordoning off islands to seat picnic blankets...
Breaking The Musical
‘Breaking: The Musical – a completely legal parody musical’, shares the colourful and comedic story of how ‘Spray-gun’ and her breakdancing reached the Par...
Light Up The Stage Musical Review
NOW Productions continue to demonstrate their commitment in developing the next generation of theatre stars—both on stage and behind the scenes! This time,...
Playthings: by Sun and Wine Arts Company
"Ah, high school—the land of hovering hormones, questionable life choices, and the endless pursuit of social status”. Brisbane based Sun and Wine Arts Com...
Summer of the Seventeenth Doll
Ray Lawler’s play Summer of the Seventeenth Doll is a cornerstone of Australian theatre. Directed by Tom Richards, the Arts Theatre Cronulla cast put their...
The Children’s Hour
What damage can one lie do? Can it ruin lives? Destroy relationships? Tear apart businesses? Or even cause death? In The Children’s Hour, one girls...
