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…
Amy Herzog’s 4000 Miles, currently playing at Sydney Theatre Company, is a beautifully crafted play that delves into grief, intergenerational relationships, and self-discovery with warmth and humour. The story follows 21-year-old Leo, who unexpectedly arrives at his grandmother Vera Joseph’s New…
Sydney Theatre Company and Michael Cassel Group’s Dear Evan Hansen at the Roslyn Packer Theatre, Sydney, breathes new life into a story that has resonated with audiences worldwide. At its heart, the plot delves into the complexities of teenage loneliness,…
With World Pride fast approaching, what better way to kick off gay Christmas than an outing to Sydney Theatre Company’s Hubris and Humiliation, currently playing at STC Wharf Theatre. There is a lot of queer theatre out there, not to say…
Rows of lamplights and swirling fog set the stage for a horrifying and brutal tale exploring the very psyche of what it means to be human. It’s an endless fight between the duality and multiplicity of identity. The battle between…
Infidelity and divorce usually aren’t great ingredients for a comedy, but Sydney Theatre Company’s production of Grand Horizons will have your sides hurting from laughter. Right from the curtain rise, the audience was snickering, which very quickly grew into all-out…
Sydney Theatre Company’s production of Fun Home has done it again, with another brilliant musical staged at the Roslyn Packer Theatre. While there are other Tony award-winning musicals playing across Sydney, Fun Home is an incredible snapshot of an unassuming…
This year has never looked better. It’s time to celebrate and make the most of a sunny Sydney winter. With our top picks for August, you’ll be as busy as can be! HIR – A Conventional Play (August 12 –…
The revolving door of Australian politics over the past few years has been a boon for the satirists behind the Sydney Theatre Company’s annual Wharf Revue. This screening of the 15th Anniversary production is part of the trend of bringing theatre…