It really is astonishing to realise how much has changed in technology – phones, computers, the way we listen to…
I remember reading Oscar Wilde’s fairytale The Happy Prince when I was young, and I remember its beauty and sadness…
History has traditionally been told through the words and stories of men, and the Gospel is no exception. Sydney Theatre…
In 1969, National Geographic photographer Loren McIntyre became lost in the depths of Brazil’s remote Javari Valley and found himself…
Gender-defying demi-drag divas Jonny Woo and Le Gateau Chocolat wage a dazzling assault on some of the best-loved staples of…
Doug Wright’s play I Am My Own Wife, at fortyfivedownstairs for Midsumma, is a most remarkable piece. Its story twists…
I’m not going to beat around the bush. Dolly Di*mond's Bl*nkety Bl*nks is a hot mess – but it’s the…
A tycoon moves to Washington DC to use his money to influence politics and politicians. When the Melbourne Theatre…
For some, seeing Shakespeare in English is complicated enough. For the crowd that packed into the Roslyn Packer theatre on…
Nathan Maynard’s The Season is a wonderfully authentic new Australian work, celebrating tradition without overlooking the challenges often associated with…