Ginny (Bessie Holland) is growing up in Chitole, a small town where the locals - both Indigenous and non-Indigenous -…
There’s something exquisite about entering the Trades Hall to see LadyCake. It’s the slight vertigo that derives from crossing the…
After the week we’ve had and the blow it’s been for women and minority groups everywhere, the idea of escaping…
The Production Company's DUSTY at the Playhouse, Arts Centre Melbourne, is a disappointingly narrow tribute to one of the most complex…
“Is she pregnant? No just fat.” Boom-boom. It’s such a good week to remind us that women are best kept…
Shakespeare’s beloved Dane is savagely exploded in Mark Wilson’s Anti-Hamlet, appearing at Theatre Works. The familiar warble of “Advance Australia…
The Persecution and Assassination of Jean-Paul Marat as Performed by the Inmates of the Asylum of Charenton Under the Direction…
Writer Christine Croyden weaves a rich ornithological allegory in The World without Birds, the latest offering from Melbourne Writers’ Theatre,…
Perfectly cast and handsomely staged, the Melbourne professional premiere of exquisitely romantic gem The Light in the Piazza shimmers with…
If you want to laugh your way into a downward existential spiral about the way humanity has screwed the world,…