Hidden away in a tiny theatre inside the Kings Cross Hotel, an extremely talented cast is staging one of the best plays I have seen this side of the Pacific. Yellow Face written by David Henry Hwang and produced by Dinosaurus…
Experience immersive theatre done to perfection with bAKEHOUSE Theatre‘s production Visiting Hours. Taking place over five levels of the King’s Cross Hotel and King’s Cross Theatre, you’ve never seen anything like it before. The second you finish you’ll want to book in with…
Dicken’s classic tale, A Christmas Carol, gets an update for 2017 at King’s Cross Theatre. Lies, Lies and Propaganda theatre company deftly bring the story to life, creating a bubble of Yuletide fun. The play is an enjoyable interlude in the midst of the holiday…
The world premiere of Jatinga at King’s Cross Theatre came with a trigger warning — issues of suicide and women’s abuse are some of the themes. With most indie theatre, a lot of this is expected, but it is not…
The Laden Table was a theatrical snapshot of Sydney’s Jewish and Muslim family cultures, superimposed to really drive home the humanity and similarities. On entering the intimate King’s Cross Theatre, the first thing to jump out at me was the…
Tucked away in the King’s Cross Hotel, right in front of the Coca-Cola billboard, Stories Like These presents a quirky but romantic love story titled BLINK at the King’s Cross Theatre. It’s a simple but complex scenario: country boy comes to…