Our critics take in the latest performances around town.
After selling out in capitals around the country,this outrageously entertaining indie smash has finally arrived in Brisbane.
Luke Hura had the job of getting two groodles ready to play the dog Sandy in the beloved musical Annie at the Capitol Theatre. Here’s how he did it.
Liam Gamble brings a unique take on Richard III as part of Sport for Jove’s cycle of history plays.
On budget eve,lobbying is under way for the government to cough up $50m so plans for a 1500-seat Broadway-style lyric theatre in Parramatta can get back on track.
Tom Gleisner has written,directed and performed in cult movies and beloved TV comedies,but writing a new Australian musical was a particular challenge.
The themes of Shakespeare’s Henry V area as relevant as ever in the uncertain modern world.
The three witches seize the spotlight in La Boite’s reimagining of Shakespeare’s bloody “Scottish play”.
Big on LOLs and brilliantly cast,Queensland Theatre’s take on the classic novel is every bit the crowd pleaser it aims to be.
As we approach 50 years since her death,it’s easy to lose sight of how remarkable the author was both in her life and work.
The 82-year-old legendary thespian is directing a new version of Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None.