Glenn Elston's al fresco production in the Botanic Gardens is significantly stronger on comedy than romance, but remains a rollicking pop-Shakespeare with an infectious dose of midsummer madness.
Camel proves a turn-off in this celebration of Middle Eastern food and storytelling
Katie Beckett's play is a warmly affirming window – a car windscreen in this case – on indigenous family life.
Camel proves a turn-off in this celebration of Middle Eastern food and storytelling
Muttonbird harvesting is a family affair for the Duncans, but this year more so than usual.
Gothic-vaudeville show Nosferatutu at Griffin Theatre is Bram Stoker's Dracula meets Weekend at Bernie's and Black Swan.
The six dancers of Canada's Company 605 attack their action-packed material with enormous energy and impressive agility.
Spectra, a Japanese-Australian collaboration between Dancenorth and the butoh collective Batik, pursues a theme of interconnectedness.
Was it the dancers? The paintings and sculpture? The music? The audience? The gallery ambience? The nudity that got us there in the first place?
The voice behind hit song A Whole New World from Disney's Aladdin returns to Australia in February.
Fans have queued around the block to get their hands on $20 tickets to the first preview of The Book of Mormon.
Producers of smash-hit Broadway musical The Book of Mormon have added a special, super-cheap preview show on January 17.
"We're going to make opera great again."
Diego Torre is about to become a member of a very small club of operatic tenors.
Sydney Festival: Biographica. Sydney Chamber Opera, Ensemble Offspring. Carriageworks. January 7
Melbourne's premier LGBTI festival celebrates its 30th year with a bang.
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.
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