I believe words are just not quite enough to describe this exhibition. Arriving to the Bondi Pavilion Gallery, as part of Bondi Feast, I truly didn’t know what to expect from brother and sister duo Kerith and Tobias Manderson-Galvin from…
NIDA (National Institute of Dramatic Arts) is currently showing the musical ‘9 to 5’.The musical is based on a movie from the 80s and features three working women as the main characters. In essence, ‘9 to 5’ is a fun…
The world premiere of Jatinga at King’s Cross Theatre came with a trigger warning — issues of suicide and women’s abuse are some of the themes. With most indie theatre, a lot of this is expected, but it is not…
Slut is a powerful and confronting look at what it means to be a girl and woman. Written by Australian playwright Patricia Cornelius and directed by Erin Taylor. Slut is currently enjoying a full season run at The Old Fitz…
Have you ever pondered the apocalypse and wondered how society and culture might evolve when everything you know and love is destroyed? If so, then you are not alone. Upon hearing of a show entitled Mr Burns, I pictured an innocent…
Hot Brown Honey will make you gasp, laugh, cheer, scream, and think. Intertwining song, dance, and circus, with politics, feminism, and comedy, the show is absolutely galvanising. Featuring a cast comprised of Australian Indigenous, Polynesian, and South African women, the…
As part of VIVID KX, Hayes Theatre Co presents the musical Only Heaven Knows. The revival of the 1988 Alex Harding classic, and further inspired by the 1995 adaptation, Only Heaven Knows premieres its 30th anniversary with an all-star cast starring Ben…
The Wind in the Underground is an Australian play by Redline Productions playing at the Old Fitz Theatre. Compared to other plays, The Wind in the Underground is rather short — but that doesn’t mean that the quality is any lower….
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 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…