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Old Fitz Theatre Presents: Pride and Prejudice (An Adaption)
Mirror mirror on the wall, who is the most eligible sister of them all? In an uproarious reinterpretation of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice, this...
Swan Lake on Ice: A Spellbinding Reimagining That Redefines the Art of Skating
Forget everything you thought you knew about ice skating—it’s about to be redefined. To mark their 21st anniversary, the Imperial Ice Stars present a br...
Ghost Quartet: A Haunting Musical Kaleidoscope
When I first sat down in the Hayes Theatre, watching the performers playfully improvise to keep us entertained while a technical problem delayed the start,...
A Midsummer Nights Dream Come True
It's a scorching 38 degree day, the sun is beating down fire like rays, I cannot stop sweating and yet, when I am welcomed into...
Australian Open
The Australian Open is a modern Comedy written by Angus Cameron and directed by Hayden Burke. It explores the dysfunctional and interconnected relationship...
A Very Naughty Christmas
‘A Very Naughty Christmas’ is back for its eighth year with a delicious new array of jaw-dropping spectacles and skits. The musical features raunchy dance...
Skating In The Clouds
Clare Mendes’ current play “Skating In the Clouds”, directed by Emily Farrell, brings her passion for saving the environment to the fore, but also shows...
The Twelve Days of Christmas: Irish Theatre Players
While pantomimes aren’t a well know concept to some, they are a Christmas tradition for many families in the UK. It’s also the one time...
The Glass Menagerie: Heartfelt and Poignant
Tennessee Williams’ The Glass Menagerie is a cornerstone of American theatre, a work filled with haunting memories, fragile dreams, and deep emotional trut...
Esther Hicks: So….What’s it like in the Vortex?
Last night I joined Esther and Jerry along with their ethereal counterpart ‘Abraham’ for “Esther Hicks is Vibrationally speaking” at the intimate PIP theat...
The Drowsy Chaperone
The Stirling Players return for their final production of 2024, The Drowsy Chaperone, and they’re certainly going out with a bang. One thing you can...
Christmas Comes to Melbourne: A Christmas Carol
Since first being published in 1843, Charles Dickens ‘ A Christmas Carol’ has captivated audiences. As the audience enters the theatre a dimly lit stag...
