The Great Divide (Ensemble Theatre) – theatre review
Australia’s most prolific playwright has come out of retirement and has his finger on the
Australia’s most prolific playwright has come out of retirement and has his finger on the
The word ‘Rhinestone’ immediately makes me think of ‘Cowboy’. So, when I saw the title
A fly-on-the-wall expose of the world of talk-back radio is the basis of Melanie Tait’s
There’s no mistaking where The Caretaker is located. As the lights dim, the powerful throng
One of the best ways to communicate a message is through humour. The One, now
Knowing where we came from and understanding what shaped the lives of our descendants can
It’s always a treat to see a David Williamson play. But with Nearer the Gods,
“There’s nothing original about the skeleton of Honour, the play” says its writer Joanna Murray-Smith.
There’s a lot going on in the household of Archie Lee Meighan. But there’s a
King Henry VIII certainly had a way with the ladies! After all, he had six