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…
Experience immersive theatre done to perfection with bAKEHOUSE Theatre‘s production Visiting Hours. Taking place over five levels of the King’s Cross Hotel and King’s Cross Theatre, you’ve never seen anything like it before. The second you finish you’ll want to book in with…
As the lights dimmed and the music began to play in the Concert Hall of the Sydney Opera House on Wednesday night, audience members knew they were there to see a show called The Unbelievables, but I can bet they…
Dicken’s classic tale, A Christmas Carol, gets an update for 2017 at King’s Cross Theatre. Lies, Lies and Propaganda theatre company deftly bring the story to life, creating a bubble of Yuletide fun. The play is an enjoyable interlude in the midst of the holiday…
The mood is set from the moment guests enter the upstairs theatre: the stage is a bare white room, windows fogged over from the rain and stormy weather outside. Ghosts officially begins with a shadowy figure knocking at the door…
If you could be charged for criminal acts committed in the world of video games and virtual reality, approximately 94.325% of us would be behind bars (and before you say you’ve never played violent games, allow me to remind you…
The show Glorious is on tour in Australia and it makes for a fantastic night out with friends or for a date. The show tells the hilarious story of the world’s worst opera singer, Florence Foster Jenkins. But it is…
Carriageworks presents Benjamin Britten’s opera The Rape of Lucretia, the latest work of Sydney Chamber Opera directed by Kip Williams and Elizabeth Gadsby. Fighting against Greek invasion, the Roman men leave their wives to go defend their country. In this…
The newest production by Lane Cove Theatre Company, Holding the Man, is based off the memoir by Timothy Murphy. The story follows Tim (played by Brent Dolahenty), a boy who comes to terms with himself at a very young age. In…
Emerging writer and actor Emily Dash curates the second chapter in the series, Skeletons and Self-Portraits, on 29 July at PACT Centre for Emerging Artists. An all-female cast sets out to tackle gender stereotypes in this mini-festival. Through film screenings,…