Shake&Stir’s darkly funny Grimm leans into the sex and violence of European folk stories.
Director Iain Sinclair has assembled an absolute dream team for this production – and it’s one of the biggest bargains in Melbourne theatre right now.
It wouldn’t be an arts festival if there was not at least one show that was challenging and a little bewildering.
The autobiographical revue by fashion’s ultimate gender bender is a saucy crowd-pleaser bursting at the seams with talent and creativity.
Directed by Bert LaBonte in his mainstage directorial debut,the Pulitzer Prize-winning Topdog/Underdog at Melbourne Theatre Company is utterly transfixing.
Our reviewers cast a critical eye over the latest shows around town.
Tears flowed freely during Neil Armfield’s beautifully staged and acted production of Arthur Miller’s heartbreaking dissection of the American dream.
Packing an Agatha Christie-like drawing room mystery into a two-person show,Murder for Two offers up an evening of criminally entertaining musical comedy.
In today’s divided political climate,Hamilton’s brilliant story and incredible cast of fan-favourites and newcomers is precisely the antidote we need.
Girl In Red made her Australian debut in 2023 – and this year returns to play a venue seven times the size.
Our critics deliver verdicts on the latest shows around town.