Pulitzer prize winner Neil Simon’s play The Odd Couple was the precursor to the beloved ‘70s TV show. While I…
An homage to Chekhov, Afterplay is a two-hander play in which the characters are taken from two different Chekhov plays…
Now in their 34th year, Melbourne Writers’ Theatre continue their mission to foster and showcase new and established Australian writing talent…
Kate Mulvany’s gorgeous adaption of Kit Williams's picture book Masquerade celebrates why picture books and stories are so important to…
There isn’t any sense in which this play could be called (in Mrs Everage’s words), a “nice night’s entertainment”. It’s…
The Melbourne Festival production of Peter Sellars Desdemona sold out. With reactions ranging from "tedious" – there were walk outs and some…
Jonathan Larson’s Rent originally premiered Off Broadway in 1996. Inspired by Puccini’s La Boheme, set in New York City’s East…
In a festival full of big ideas and abstract concepts, Dear John is deceptively simple. At first, the audience struggles…
I didn't take my eyes off the stage and am still trying to fully understand the astonishingly beautiful, often disturbing…
From the first oozings over the audience chatter, of the live music from the very accomplished Zephyr Quartet, to the…