How do you take a work that is comfortably described as sociology; accused by some of being a tad dull;…
The life of Ned Kelly has rich dramatic material for a musical. The infamous bushranger divides Australia into those who…
There are many impressive things about this young company (who by the way, turn 10 next year). The accumulation of…
Detroit never says it's about Detroit. It's about suburbs where communities are falling apart and the hope of the hard-work way…
Leticia Cáceres has a chillingly cerebral directorial vision for Death and the Maiden, Ariel Dorfman’s 1990 play written from and…
In the 2013/14 season, La Traviata was the most performed opera in the world, and it consistently ranks in the…
The work of Ben Johnson (1572 – 1637) is nowhere near as well-known as that of Shakespeare, but he is…
Following seasons in Adelaide and Canberra, Geordie Brookman’s production of Harold Pinter’s 1978 play Betrayal has opened at the MTC.…
In a desolate concrete yard where the only hint of humanity is a prefab building on stilts, a naked young…
Choreographed by Jo Lloyd, Confusion for Three highlights the varying degrees of confusion, misinterpretation and delusions that arise from the…