Belaid S, Author at AussieTheatre.com

In the swirl of creativity that is the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, it can be easy for a production—especially a new

THE HUNGER GAMES Heads to the Stage in 2025

Sprawling dystopian fiction has always had a place on our stages—just look at George Orwell’s 1984 or Margaret Atwood’s THE

No one conjures dance-theatre experiences quite like Matthew Bourne. His New Adventures company has been reimagining classics for decades—SWAN LAKE,

The Troubadour Canary Wharf Theatre, scheduled to open this autumn, is no ordinary space. If you’re imagining a traditional proscenium

Crown Melbourne is set to transform one of its premier event venues, The Palms Theatre, in a bid to lure

MAYBE HAPPY ENDING isn’t your typical boy-meets-girl narrative. It’s more like robot-meets-robot—though I promise, the result is far more heartfelt

RADIANT BOY has already garnered early attention by earning a spot in the Royal Shakespeare Company’s 37 Plays competition in

I’ve often pondered what it takes to remain a West End fixture for over two decades. Is it the vibrant

First things first: if you’ve never seen an Ibsen play, GHOSTS is arguably the best place to start. Originally premiered