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The generations of Macreadie women fight for their place in inner Sydney's Pyrmont

This charming play tells the story of New York socialite Florence Foster Jenkins, who didn't let a lack of talent stop her from singing opera.

When is doing wrong, doing right? This powerful play makes us question our views on domestic violence.

In The Aspirations of Daise Morrow, the cast, the musicians and the audience are on a patch of grass under a canvas representing the sky.

The Spiegeltent show Blanc de Blanc isn't perfect but if it's a fun night out of revelry you're after this should fit the bill nicely.

A musical, hermaphrodite love-child of Frida Kahlo and Leon Trotsky.

The only hearing member of a deaf family, Jodee Mundy is perfectly placed to open a door to the world of silence.

Still Point Turning: The Catherine McGregor Story

Ensemble Theatres' Mark Kilmurry on why popular plays are "just as worthy as anything you think is influential".

Exploring many of the issues playing out in society today, Peter Carey's award-winning 1981 novel was ripe for stage adaptation.

Catherine McGregor and Ayla Holdom's lives have unfolded on opposite sides of the planet with striking parallels.