The Dismissal: An Extremely Serious Musical Comedy, presented by Squabbalogic and currently performing at the York Theatre, Seymour Centre, offers a satirical and humorous take on one of Australia’s most politically tumultuous moments. It’s a thoroughly entertaining show that combines…
If you were to look up fringe as an art form in the dictionary, the definition would say “Sex Education by Harry Clayton-Wright”, currently playing at the Seymour Centre. With its unique mix of video, music, dancing, interviews, prose, cucumber sandwich…
There is something strong yet harrowing about verbatim theatre and The Campaign, written by Campion Decent and presented by White Box Theatre and the Seymour Centre, really draws the audience into the history of the Tasmanian LGBTQIA+ community. It is…
The stage is starkly empty. Sam (Damon Manns) and Dembe (Elijah Williams) sit opposite each other. Even in the silence, it’s clearly a date. Sam asks Dembe if he feels like they’re being watched, and a titter runs through the…
To launch their 2018 season and Mardi Gras at Seymour, Seymour Centre kicks off with Strangers in Between, from the playwright of the award-winning Holding the Man. I was extremely thrilled to see Tommy Murphy’s latest play and to step into…
Unexpected, moved and touched… you’ll be left shaken for Joan. Entering the sound lounge at Seymour Centre, Milk Presents in association with Derby Theatre brings this refreshing retelling of Joan of Arc. The intimate setup was giving me a ‘Bible…
Playwright Patricia Cornelius and Director Susan Dee have teamed up and delivered a powerful rendition of the hit play SHIT, which is playing at the Seymour Centre from 18-29 July 2017. SHIT is a theatrical piece about three women have had…
As part of VIVID Ideas this year, Seymour Centre puts on 2071 – a theatrical performance about exposing the truth about today’s biggest threat to humankind, climate change. The aim of the show is to inform the audience of our planet’s situation…
The Trouble with Harry is a play based on the true story of Eugenia Falleni and written by the Australian multi-award winning dramatist Lachlan Philpott. It’s being performed in Sydney from 16 February to 3 March at the Seymour Center. When I…
Seymour Centre dishes out heart-melting, thought-provoking material each year with a collection of classics and contemporary Australian plays. 2017 will be no different. The Reginald Series works with Australia’s leading small and independent art companies to present amazing news performances…