Tag: theatre

Behind Palace Doors: The Queen’s Nanny Delivers Drama and Delight

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…

Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap in Sydney.

The Mousetrap is one of the world’s most iconic plays. After a brief tour, it made its West End debut on November 25, 1952 at the Ambassadors Theatre in London, where it captivated audiences until March 23, 1974. The murder…

Calendar Girls: Bold, Beautiful, and Brave

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 Odd Couple: A Brilliant Blend of Humour and Heart

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…

Chicago razzles and dazzles Sydney

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…

Limbo: The Return – Where Theatrics and Thrills Collide

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…