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Tim Minchin, Cate Blanchett lead Tony Awards nominations
Plus, stage and film legend James Earl Jones is to receive a lifetime achievement Tony Award
Plus, stage and film legend James Earl Jones is to receive a lifetime achievement Tony Award
Award-winning playwright and former Labor speechwriter's passing prompts widespread tributes.
A weak understanding of historical context lets down an otherwise brilliantly designed production.
Will Eno has a gift for finding the peculiar in the ordinary, a pull towards exploring big questions through small lives.
The strength is in the seriousness with which it approaches the story and in the visuals.
The West End hit is a triumph of physical stamina and comic timing.
Joan review: The Rabble
Kate Mulvany brings the brilliant, bloody Machiavellian prince to life in a performance so totally inhabited and transforming you believe utterly in her Richard as a man.
The longrunning West End comedy hit has made a success out of a disaster.
This new adaptation of Bram Stoker's novel plays up the thrills and excitement of the classic horror story.
Fairfax Media has partnered with London's acclaimed Cheek by Jowl theatre company to bring you an exclusive livestream of the company's The Winter's Tale, directed by Declan Donnellan.
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Shakespeare's tradie-thespians and rubber chickens shine in this imperishable backstage comedy.
Kate Mulvany's powerfully dark, dangerous villain is the most memorable element of this production and makes it well worth seeing.
Jonathan Biggins finds blending serious issues with witty lines a tricky balancing act
Is this West End hit tapping the Zeitgeist or just tickling us with images of cruelty to actors?
Ruth Wilson gives a performance of riveting authority: jagged, rich and fiercely magnificent, this will stand comparison with the greatest Hedda Gablers.
This clan of five performers with is a travelling circus.
Only occasionally does this Sydney premiere of Terry Johnson's West End hit spark into life.
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Artisan Fabian Scaunich says the once broken and dirty floor of 200,000 pieces will be ready for the Comedy Festival launch on March 28.
Tony Turner has wanted to direct this Victorian comedy – by the leading playwright of his day – for nearly 40 years because of his interest in the rise of realism in theatre.
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Plus, stage and film legend James Earl Jones is to receive a lifetime achievement Tony Award
Award-winning playwright and former Labor speechwriter's passing prompts widespread tributes.
A weak understanding of historical context lets down an otherwise brilliantly designed production.
Will Eno has a gift for finding the peculiar in the ordinary, a pull towards exploring big questions through small lives.
The strength is in the seriousness with which it approaches the story and in the visuals.
The West End hit is a triumph of physical stamina and comic timing.
Joan review: The Rabble
Kate Mulvany brings the brilliant, bloody Machiavellian prince to life in a performance so totally inhabited and transforming you believe utterly in her Richard as a man.
The longrunning West End comedy hit has made a success out of a disaster.
This new adaptation of Bram Stoker's novel plays up the thrills and excitement of the classic horror story.
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