For Wet Hard Long,choreographer Jenni Large has created a darkly ironic work filled with extraordinary strength,stamina and technical skill.
Musical theatre lovers with fond memories of seeing Beauty and the Beast as children will find them refreshed in this production (and kids will love it too).
This year alone Zakir Hussain has taken home three Grammys and appeared in a Dev Patel film – now he’s heading to Australia.
It’s worth seeing this show just to watch Justine Clarke transform into Gillard and,in a thrilling display,deliver the misogyny speech in full.
Opera Australia staging of Puccini’s opera at Margaret Court Arena mostly paid off,plus New Zealand jazz pianist Jonathan Crayford hits Melbourne.
Share-housing in your thirties is so in right now,Jude Perl has created a musical about it.
Inhabiting someone as illustrious as US Supreme Court judge Ruth Bader Ginsburg is no mean feat,but Mitchell doesn’t just capture her likeness – she captures her spirit.
Farewell Lady Autumn at La Mama is inspired by the life of Qiu Jin,who was executed after being implicated in a failed assassination plot.
An uninvited band,mixed messages,and a closed stage:the WOMADelaide festival dancing through its challenges.
This wrap of shows around Melbourne includes Yentl at the Malthouse,a revival of The Sound of Music in St Kilda,the stage adaptation of The Hate Race,Sampha at Margaret Court Arena,Shonen Knife,and a fiery triple bill at the Melbourne Recital Centre.
This wrap of shows around Melbourne includes four five-star shows within one week – including one that hasn’t been seen on our stages since the ’80s.