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Melbourne Gets A Sneak Peek Inside BEETLEJUICE THE MUSICAL Rehearsals

A Frightfully Good First Look There’s nothing quite like the crackle of a rehearsal room when a brand-new production is…

2 weeks ago

Still Dreaming the Dream: Rachelle Ann Go on LES MISERABLES: THE ARENA SPECTACULAR

With a career spanning theatre stages across the world, Rachelle Ann Go is no stranger to the iconic role of…

3 weeks ago

A Purr-fect Fit: Mark Vincent on CATS THE MUSICAL

Few musicals divide opinion like Cats, and yet few have had such a lasting impact. Since its West End debut…

3 weeks ago

Beyond the Spotlight: How Disabled Artists Are Re-engineering the Performing Arts

Theatre prides itself on boundless imagination, yet for too long it has failed to imagine a truly inclusive workforce. A…

3 weeks ago

Troy Rainbow Unpacks Landmark Immersive Production THE DOOR IN QUESTION

Blurring the lines between memory, delusion and reality, THE DOOR IN QUESTION is a landmark of Australian immersive theatre, a…

3 weeks ago

A Theatre Kid’s Guide to the Melbourne International Comedy Festival: Part 2

If you made it through part one of A Theatre Kid’s Guide to the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, I hope…

3 weeks ago

From Glittering Debut to Dramatic Fall: Exploring the Trio Behind The Spectacular Resurrection of Pink Flamingo Gold Coast

In the world of Gold Coast nightlife, few personalities have stirred as much conversation as Anthony ‘Tony’ Rigas. Emerging in…

3 weeks ago

Staging Sondheim: Miranda Middleton on directing Into the Woods at Elder Con

Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine’s Into the Woods is more than just a fairytale mashup: it’s a deep, dark dive…

4 weeks ago

A Theatre Kid’s Guide to the Melbourne International Comedy Festival: Part 1

Every March, Melbourne transforms into a buzzing playground of punchlines, quick-witted performers, and late-night belly laughs as the Melbourne International…

1 month ago

Something in the Air: Louise Fox on Adapting THE BIRDS

First published in 1952, Daphne du Maurier’s The Birds is a masterclass in creeping dread. Set in a remote English…

1 month ago