Fun show that has not forgotten dancers are the heroes
A lot has changed since Burn the Floor first premiered two decades ago.
A lot has changed since Burn the Floor first premiered two decades ago.
This "punch in the guts" is a more nuanced production than its poster quotes might lead you to believe
A decade-long hiatus has come to an end with a tight live show.
Ladies in Black is at the soft end of Sydney Festival programming but you'd have to have a heart of stone not to enjoy it
Delightful production balances theatre and song, expanding the age appeal of the original children's book.
Some parts are a little bit hokey but overall it's a tremendous showcase of people engaging in stupendous feats.
A lot has changed since Burn the Floor first premiered two decades ago.
The name SIRO comes from the Japanese for "white" or "colourless". The "A" stands for "anonymous". But this techno-pop dance and mime troupe are anything but.
The production is aimed at introducing Tchaikovsky's classic to young children in a shortened version with a narrator.
Producers of smash-hit Broadway musical The Book of Mormon have added a special, super-cheap preview show on January 17.
It starts small, with a feather blowing gently in the breeze. Before you know it, a storm is brewing; vast swathes of bright silk and household umbrellas cascade through the air.
Jason Robert Brown's chamber musical is an intimate two-hander with a chronological twist.
Sydney Festival: Biographica. Sydney Chamber Opera, Ensemble Offspring. Carriageworks. January 7
La Boheme. Opera Australia. Joan Sutherland Theatre, Opera House. January 4.
Any year with a Ring in it is bound to be worth celebrating. As it was with Opera Australia's revival of Neil Armfield​'s production of Der Ring des Nibelungen.
Comedian Celia Pacquola's nudity clause? "No nipples and no side boob!"
Saturday Night Live unsurprisingly concluded the year with a Christmas special featuring Alec Baldwin as his favourite blonde in office, only this time Vladimir Putin was included in the act.
Comedian Amy Schumer has cancelled her Australian stand-up tour just five days before she was due to perform in Perth.
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