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theatre April 17, 2021
The real star of Because the Night – the immersive theatre show that has taken over Melbourne’s Malthouse – is the production’s mega-installation set.
theatre April 10, 2021
Playwright Joanna Murray-Smith
After a long and successful career, dramatist Joanna Murray-Smith returns to her roots with a new play opening this month at the Melbourne Theatre Company.
theatre March 27, 2021
John Bell’s solo show One Man in His Time reveals his mastery of Shakespeare’s language – and the limitations of the classic English writer’s claims to universality.
theatre March 20, 2021
American playwright Branden Jacobs-Jenkins
Two-time Pulitzer Prize finalist Branden Jacobs-Jenkins – whose play Appropriate has just opened at the STC – takes the tropes of white playwriting and turns them into Black comedy.
theatre March 20, 2021
Sexual Misconduct of the Middle Classes
MTC’s Sexual Misconduct of the Middle Classes may look familiar on the surface, but this intelligent play contains a devastating portrayal of erasure.
in progress March 20, 2021
Multi-award-winning playwright Patricia Cornelius is working on an adaptation of her novel about the fallout of the Vietnam War, My Sister Jill – when she’s not gardening.
theatre March 6, 2021
From turgid opera to contemporary dance in bowling alleys, this year’s Adelaide Festival runs the gamut from dull to delightful.
theatre March 6, 2021
Kate Mulvany’s adaptation of Ruth Park’s Playing Beatie Bow throws a sinister enchantment over contemporary Sydney.
theatre February 20, 2021
In Michele Lee’s new play Single Ladies, the lives of three women collide in a frenetically paced comedy.
