Sunset Boulevard at the Sydney Opera House is a breathtaking production that brilliantly captures the allure and tragedy of Hollywood’s golden age. The story follows the faded silent movie star Norma Desmond and her desperate attempt to reclaim fame, entwined…
After the delightful romp that was Isn’t It Queer, I knew Little Triangle’s next queer theatrical celebration was not to be missed—and A Gay Escapade has exceeded every expectation! Currently playing at The Loading Dock Theatre, Qtopia, this exuberant revue…
The Capitol Theatre in Sydney is rejoicing with the uplifting energy of Sister Act, a musical that reimagines the beloved 1992 film with a fresh and vibrant twist. The plot follows Deloris Van Cartier, a disco diva who finds herself…
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…
Calendar Girls, presented by Red Tree Theatre, brings the heartwarming and humorous true story to life, capturing the essence of friendship and community spirit. Based on the inspiring tale of the Women’s Institute members who posed nude for a charity…
The enchanting world of Roald Dahl’s Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is alive in spectacular fashion at the Laycock Street Community Theatre, courtesy of the talented young performers of the Gosford Musical Society (GMS) Juniors. From the moment the curtain…
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…
In an era where the theatrical spotlight often shines on grandiose productions and larger-than-life musicals, the Ensemble Theatre’s Master Class offers a refreshing dive into the intimate and profound. This production delves into the life of opera legend Maria Callas…
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…
Walking into The Grand Electric for Strut and Fret’s Limbo – The Return feels like being dropped into a psychedelic dreamscape where circus meets cabaret in a riot of colour and sound. This isn’t just a show; it’s an immersive…