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Malthouse Theatre's 2019 season includes a slew of inspired adaptations and Australian and world debuts, with a little bit of star power thrown in.

Sydney Town Hall will be transformed into a "little Sri Lanka" for three weeks next year when Belvoir takes over the city landmark with a new play.

Justin Fleming's gender-swapped adaptation cuts closer to Moliere's wit than does the acting.

Performance artist Nicola Gunn uses contemporary theatre's fascination with children as a springboard for her latest show.

A who's who and who's new of Australian stage and screen have won the most coveted roles in the country.

Sarah Kane's <i>Blasted</i> was written long before #MeToo but feels even more relevant today.

The Fall is a vibrant, provocative and entertaining docu-drama about a student protest in South Africa.

A married couple dance to the song of time in Abi Morgan's luminous new play Lovesong.

Calamity has shot back into town like a blast of fresh air across the dusty Dakota plains.

Kate Mulvany's adaptation of Ruth Park's trilogy of novels preserves the eschewing of judgement upon the hotchpotch of warmhearted characters.

American playwright Neil Simon was a master of comedy whose hits such as The Odd Couple and Barefoot in the Park dominated Broadway for decades.