Billed as the nation’s biggest Japanese sake show, the Australian Sake Festival organisers are on a mission to share the joy of traditional and modern sake experiences with Australian audiences. Always one for new experiences, I sampled the Melbourne event…
If musical theatre had a bible, The Book of Mormon would be its most irreverent gospel. Back in Sydney for a strictly limited season at the Capitol Theatre, this sharp-edged, side-splitting satire from the creators of South Park and Avenue…
Currently tearing up the stage at Carriageworks, Hedwig and the Angry Inch is more than just a rock musical—it’s a profound, punk-fuelled journey of identity, pain, resilience, and self-acceptance. With a razor-sharp book by John Cameron Mitchell and a blistering…
Some shows fall apart. This one collapses—spectacularly, repeatedly, and to uproarious effect. The Play That Goes Wrong is back at the Sydney Opera House after its smash 2017 season, and it’s just as joyously chaotic, relentlessly funny, and expertly executed…
Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Cats has danced its way back to the Theatre Royal Sydney in its 40th Anniversary Australian tour, promising the nostalgia of the original production with direction and choreography faithful to Trevor Nunn and Gillian Lynne’s legendary vision….
In a quietly dazzling world premiere, Scottish mentalist Scott Silven invites audiences to lean into uncertainty and wonder in The Lost Things, now casting its spell in the intimate surrounds of the Sydney Opera House’s Playhouse Theatre. In this solo…
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…
This hidden steakhouse in Bankstown just threw a five-course paired dinner with Barossa royalty and it seriously delivered. Tucked away inside Bankstown Sports Club, Marrow & Co might look like your average steakhouse, but step inside and you’ll quickly realise…
From the moment the overture begins, thunderous and precise under the expert baton of Adrian Kirk, Les Misérables: The Arena Spectacular sweeps you off your feet and never lets go. Staged at the ICC Sydney Theatre, this concert-style production proves…
It’s a hard-knock life no more as Annie the Musical bursts onto the Capitol Theatre stage in Sydney with heart, humour, and a whole lot of hope. The timeless tale of a plucky orphan girl in Depression-era New York, Annie…