![Katie Beckett and Tony Briggs star in <i>Which Way Home</i>.](/web/20160812015310im_/http://www.theage.com.au/content/dam/images/g/q/p/f/y/2/image.related.wideLandscape.300x169.gqpb2y.png/1470815630483.jpg)
Father-daughter comedy celebrates Indigenous dads
Award-winning playwright Katie Beckett wanted to write a play that reflected her positive experiences growing up Indigenous without a mum.
Award-winning playwright Katie Beckett wanted to write a play that reflected her positive experiences growing up Indigenous without a mum.
Hannie Rayson's four-hander is a thin take on a problem thick with dramatic potential.
Adam Page started playing his beard into a microphone one night by accident. It grew from there.
He is a major star of the theatre world and in two films at MIFF, but Tracy Letts is happy to fly under the radar.
The stage star leaves classic musical, which is currently running in Sydney, after a calf muscle injury.
Award-winning playwright Katie Beckett wanted to write a play that reflected her positive experiences growing up Indigenous without a mum.
The blockbuster production will cast 24 local boys and young men - who need not have ever set foot on a stage.
The Strange Attractor dance "lab" looks at the role of choreography in the art world.
This is a smart, fast show that takes the tango onto the commercial stage and propels it to the edge of the circus ring.
If Aladdin had songs as good as the sets it would be one of the great musicals. Instead it is immensely entertaining, astoundingly good to look at, and will slay the kids.
The musical is based on the life of the stage star Fanny Brice with a score featuring the hit songs People and Don't Rain on My Parade.
It's an ambitious undertaking tackling this tale of obsession and revenge but this ANU student production has a lot of talent and commitment involved, both on and off stage.
Country children get the chance to make their debut with Opera Australia as the company takes the arias of The Marriage of Figaro on the road for a 20-city Australian tour.
Barrie Kosky's celebrated production of Handel's Saul is the centrepiece of the 2017 Adelaide Festival.
A group of artists and theatremakers are working together to tell a story of war and its devastating effects on soldiers.
Family Guy is weighing in on the anti-vaccination movement and has enlisted the help of Oscar-winning actor and activist, Sean Penn.
John Cleese has launched his own YouTube channel – and it's as reliably bonkers as one might hope it would be.
With his blunt, outspoken stage persona, Wayne Deakin is "a front foot comedian". And at 6 foot 2, few people's idea of a rape victim.
Save articles for later.
Subscribe for unlimited access to news. Login to save articles.
Return to the homepage by clicking on the site logo.