Malthouse: Antigone
In a desolate concrete yard where the only hint of humanity is a prefab building on stilts, a naked young
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Jane Montgomery Griffiths
The Wizard of Oz — Belvoir
It started with a dog, in a perspex case, alone on stage. It ended with an elderly ‘Dorothy’ (Eileen Kramer)
Read MoreMalthouse: Frankenstein
My uterus is still reacting to The Rabble’s Frankenstein. I say it every time, but no one makes theatre like
Read MoreStory of O: Oh yes, yes, yes
Carousel ponies, huffy walk-outs and a personal trigger warning when you pick up your ticket: The Rabble have adapted the Story
Read MoreMalthouse: Wild Surmise
Jane Montgomery Griffiths says her adaption of Dorothy Porter's 2004 verse novel Wild Surmise “is an enactment of the act of love
Read MoreHamlet and Faustus mash up
Hamlet, philosophy, temptation, indulgences (the paid for kind), Banksy rats, coffee and the quill. Welcome to Wittenberg, Germany, 1517, and Red
Read MoreGood People – a terrific start to 2012
Good People was nominated for Best Play at the 2011 Tony’s. It’s damn good writing by David Lindsay-Abaire, and the Australian premiere by
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