Vintage American tragicomedy a simple theatrical pleasure
American writer Beth Henley's play is the story of three small-town sisters reuniting in unhappy circumstances
American writer Beth Henley's play is the story of three small-town sisters reuniting in unhappy circumstances
The singer pulled out all the stops in a firey show with bells, whistles and a whole lotta love.
Italy's Silvia Calderoni is never less than compelling in this blurry mix of autobiography and fiction.
American writer Beth Henley's play is the story of three small-town sisters reuniting in unhappy circumstances
She's Mary Poppins, she's Maria von Trapp, but Julie Andrews answers to a more familial pet name while in Brisbane.
A Muslim Romeo meets a Jewish Juliet in a conflict zone. But what of their families back home in Sydney?
The Australian Ballet's modern ballet program, Faster, presents works by three male choreographers. The works are designed to showcase the body in high-speed motion, with a focus on heightened physicality, hyper-extended limbs, and contemporary sound and design.
The Royal Ballet's choreographer Wayne McGregor, and composer Max Richter fuse music, dance and technology to create narrative wonders, as will be seen when two of their collaborations are performed in Australia.
''Faster'' is a modern ballet that plays out like an MGM musical with a Hitchcockian soundtrack.
This production of the dark, cynical Kander and Ebb musical is energetic and hard to resist.
This production of the classic Bob Fosse musical aims to get back to its vaudeville roots while emphasising its sharp satirical edge.
An effervescent blend of workplace soap, rom-com and coming-of-age story.
Melbourne Opera delivers a fine production of HMS Pinafore but it's almost too energetic for its own good.
As Opera Australia bumps in its spectacular restaging of Carmen outdoors on Sydney Harbour, we look at the feistiest women in the repertoire.
Joyous is the only word necessary to summarise Victoria Opera's marvellously energetic and often hilarious performance of Ottorino Respighi's 1922 opera.
He is considered the greatest English comedian and storyteller of his generation, but hecklers at his gigs should watch out.
Like voice itself, human laughter is endlessly, subtly, distinctive.
The actor, comedian, writer, director and producer is heading to Australia in June as part of his world stand-up tour