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…
Sydney Theatre Company’s The Dictionary of Lost Words, currently playing at the Roslyn Packer Theatre, is a meticulously staged adaptation that embodies the precision and restraint of early 20th-Century British theatre. Directed by Jessica Arthur, the production exudes the energy…
The Queen’s Nanny, currently playing at Ensemble Theatre, dives into the lesser-known story of Marion Crawford, the nanny who shaped the childhood of Queen Elizabeth II. The play delves into the complexities of Marion’s relationship with the royal family, shedding…
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…
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…
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…
Joanna Murray-Smith’s Switzerland, now playing at the Ensemble Theatre, is a masterclass in suspense and psychological drama, expertly directed by Shaun Rennie. The play transports its audience directly into the intimate setting of a lounge room where the stakes are…
Lose to Win, now playing at Belvoir St Theatre, is a poignant and powerful one-man show that captures the essence of Mandela Mathia’s extraordinary journey from the hardships of South Sudan to the stages of Sydney, Australia. This production, directed…
Home, I’m Darling by Wyong Drama Group, currently staged at the Red Tree Theatre, offers a nostalgic yet scrutinising lens on the idealised domestic life of the 1950s through the experiences of Judy and her husband, Johnny. The play, written…
Holding the Man, currently captivating audiences at Belvoir St Theatre presents a deeply moving exploration of love, loss, and resilience. Based on Timothy Conigrave’s heart-wrenching memoir, this adaptation transcends the personal narrative to touch on universal themes of love, identity,…