The Scold’s Bridle Treatment: Lady Macbeth and Meghan Markle
Being a woman under the reign of James I (James VI of Scotland) would have been no fun. The obsession
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Tabby Lamb chats HAPPY MEAL, making its Australian premiere as part of Sydney Festival
Set in the awkward online worlds of your Millennial youth, Happy Meal by Tabby Lamb is a warm, witty and nostalgic story
Read MoreLove, Sex, and the Trans Experience: Melbourne style!
There are few opportunities for trans representation at any stage. Dax Carnay (They/ Them), a transfeminine, nonbinary writer and performer
Read MoreNatasha Vickery is Little Sally in URINETOWN, opening next week at the Hayes!
In a Gotham-like city, a terrible water shortage, caused by a 20-year drought, has led to a government enforced ban
Read MoreDan Giovannoni on devising DARKNESS
The past haunts the present, and the present is a kaleidoscope of infinite possibilities. Set in the near future of
Read MoreNew Year, Old Genre
As the old year segues into the new, many will be only too happy to kick 2022 into touch. Turmoil
Read MoreTom Sharah chats VELVET REWIRED!
A glittering spectacle of circus, cabaret and a love-letter to disco, Velvet Rewired is open at the Opera House! To
Read MoreThe Beautiful and the Ugly in Come from Away
The Canadian musical Come from Away calls to mind an ancient proverb: ‘The enemy of my enemy is my friend’.
Read MoreOn Musical Revivals and Rescuing the English Language
Maccius Plautus, a Roman comedic playwright who incorporated song-like chanting into his plays, is believed to have introduced the world
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