86 years after it was first written, Noël Coward’s play Present Laughter, staged at The New Theatre in Newtown, is just as sparkling as when it debuted. Full of wit & witticisms, vim & verve, the dialogue snaps and the…
There’s a reason they call her Miss Show Business. In JUDY, Little Triangle once again proves they are the darlings of Sydney’s indie theatre scene, wrapping their audience in a glittering, heartfelt, and hilariously clever tribute to the one and…
Pink, power, and a whole lot of pizzazz – Gosford Musical Society’s Legally Blonde the Musical is a high-energy triumph, bringing the beloved film to life with a fresh, vibrant, and utterly dazzling production. For those unfamiliar with the story,…
It’s always a brave endeavour to adapt a literary giant like The Lord of the Rings into a single theatrical production. Sadly, Lord of the Rings: A Musical Tale, now playing at the State Theatre Sydney, struggles under the weight of its ambition….
How to find friends in Sydney? And how to find dates in Sydney…without using the apps? The Plus Ones to the rescue! We’re all about meeting new people (it’s pratically in our name), and with more and more people leaving…
Jesus Christ Superstar at the Capitol Theatre, Sydney, dives into the final days of Jesus Christ with a mix of powerful music and raw narrative intensity. Andrew Lloyd Webber’s music, true to form, hits the right notes with memorable tunes,…
In the Heights at the Sydney Opera House is a vibrant explosion of music, dance, and heartfelt storytelling that transports audiences straight to the heart of Washington Heights. This electrifying production, directed by Luke Joslin, encapsulates the essence of a…
The Odd Couple at Theatre Royal Sydney is a triumph of comedic theatre that delivers laughter, heart, and a timeless story of friendship and frustration. Neil Simon’s classic play comes alive with a dynamic blend of humour and pathos, making…
Chicago, currently playing at the Capitol Theatre Sydney, takes you headfirst into the sultry, scandalous world of 1920s Chicago—a world where jazz is king and every headline screams sensationalism. With its razor-sharp wit and undeniable allure, this revival centres on…
Death of a Salesman, currently playing at the Theatre Royal Sydney, showcases the enduring power of Arthur Miller’s classic script through a mix of dynamic performances and thoughtful direction. Directed by Neil Armfield, the production captures the essence of the…