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…
When you attend Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf, by Ensemble Theatre in Sydney, you’ll be able to experience one of the world’s most famous plays in person, live, from a talented cast. Everything about the production is top-notch: the set design, the lighting…
The Old Fitz Theatre filled up quickly for the opening night of the play ‘Doubt: A Parable’. Before the start of the play, the stage could be closely examined. The set design was very minimalistic — all in grey, with a…
The newest musical to hit the Sydney theatre scene, The Bodyguard, is fun and enjoyable, especially when it is not taken seriously. It is all about the music – the hits of the beloved and talented late pop princess Whitney…
WIN A DOUBLE PASS TO STORY CLUB’S JUNE EDITION! Enter now: http://theplusones.com/melbourne/StoryClubGiveaway On the first Monday of every month at Giant Dwarf in Redfern you should attend Story Club – a novel approach to story time for adults. Story Club…
Rug up and watch two Shakespeare plays under the stars this April with Shakespeare by the Bay. It’s all thanks to Watson’s Bay Boutique Hotel and Bard on the Beach joining forces. Together, they present two of Shakespeare’s top plays:…
No matter how well versed you are in Russian history, The Rasputin Affair offers a hilarious take on one of the most controversial figures of the twentieth century — Grigori Rasputin. Ensemble Theatre‘s show was sensational. Kate Mulvany’s retelling of the…
Two hours of solid laughter is guaranteed when you see The Play That Goes Wrong at the Roslyn Packer Theatre. As the fictional Cornley Polytechnic Theatre Society attempts to stage The Murder at Haversham Manor, this whodunit immediately goes awry — and the…
The Old Fitz Theatre opened its doors for the premiere of the play ‘Crimes of the Heart’. A small crowd gathered to watch the funny, and sometimes a little sad, story of four women. The entry to the Old Fitz…
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…