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As dramas go, you can't get more down-to-earth than the sexual politics of a potato race.

Dance Nation brings us a wild new voice in American theatre.

This stark tragedy of family violence and patriarchy forms a bridge all the way from Ancient Greece to #MeToo.

Erika Sheffer's play depicts Russians behaving badly in Brooklyn.

George Brant's 2011 one-hander confronts war, love, death, gadgetry and empathy – all in 80 minutes!

When a mother attempts suicide, her seven-year-old daughter makes a list of everything wonderful in life.

It was love at first sight when Nico Baixas saw his first Cirque du Soleil show in Barcelona in 2003.

Sydneysiders get to vote on Sunday as well as Saturday next weekend, for their favourite play not politician.

Melbourne playwright recognised on the world stage with a prestigious honour for her brave and confrontational works.

Time was you couldn't go to a student party without some wit regurgitating slabs of Monty Python.

It's Jackman's first role in a Broadway musical since his debut more than 16 years ago in The Boy From Oz.