From a new musical about Australia's first female prime minister to a three-person adaptation of Around the World in 80 Days, there's plenty on offer in next year's season at the Q.

The 1930s anti-drug propaganda film became a cult classic for all the wrong reasons. It translates well to the stage.

The Hamilton actor who delivered the Broadway show's viral message to Vice President-elect Mike Pence after a performance Friday said there is "nothing to apologise for" in response to President-elect Donald Trump's many tweets demanding one from what he deemed a "very rude" cast of an "overrated" show.

Alpha Gregory's many years maintaining the high standards of the choir have been recognised by the Canberra Critics' Circle.

Cyndi Lauper may have learned the secret to sons but says she's a terrible parent.

​The Canberra premiere of this musical benefits from excellent performances by both its older and younger cast members.

Based on the life of Dusty Springfield, this jukebox musical has its share of flaws and triumphs.

Phoenix Players presents the Canberra premiere of the award-winning musical about German adolescents grappling with romance and sexuality in a repressive environment.

This new version of Lehar's operetta adds a distinctively Australian touch.

The Light in the Piazza represents an ambitious departure from the formula typical of contemporary Broadway musicals

It's hard to see the value in this new production of the 1970s classic, which had far more gravitas and heart.

They have shocked audiences around the world, now the boundary-pushing team behind The Book of Mormon launch their Australian offensive.

There's comedy, drama, dance and a lot more on offer next year at the Canberra Theatre.

Transgender teen Ollie was in grade four when he transitioned – and Safe Schools made all the difference.

A flabby script fails to do justice to the extraordinary life of a legendary singer.

An alternative take on the witches of Oz is soon to fly in to the Canberra Theatre.

My Fair Lady is the biggest selling show to play at the Sydney Opera House.

David Campbell plays his musical idol Bobby Darin in Dream Lover. But is he too handsome for the role?

The story of conjoined twins Daisy and Violet Hilton was a less than modest success on Broadway when it debuted in 1997. This production directed by Richard Carroll throws light why Side Show never really hooked a wide audience.

Minutes after Cyndi Lauper praised Callum Francis, he locked himself in the bathroom

The Canberra premiere of the musical presenting an alternative take on a famous story has some experienced talent for the lead roles.

Playing conjoined triple threats is no easy thing. "We are on a diagonal the entire show, so it's a challenge to even walk straight ahead let alone dance."

Could Muriel Heslop's musical debut in Sydney be the first step towards the global stage?

The multiple Tony Award-winning smash hit production written by Cyndi Lauper opens in Melbourne next month. What the world needs now is Kinky Boots, sweet Kinky Boots.