Australian Realness (Malthouse Theatre) – theatre review
You’ve next seen a family Christmas quite like this before. Australian Realness has each cast
You’ve next seen a family Christmas quite like this before. Australian Realness has each cast
My Dearworthy Darling from feminist theatre mavericks THE RABBLE is an esoteric mix of past
Through the centuries, mankind’s tendency has been towards total control. Malthouse Theatre explores that tendency
Malthouse Theatre’s production of Wake In Fright is no less harrowing than when the eponymous
A compelling story of struggle is enhanced by highly creative staging, sound effects and lighting.
Stick five strangers together in a room for a week and see what comes out
Last year I saw the quintessentially Australian comedy film The Merger. Now I’ve be able
Barbara and the Camp Dogs pulls no punches. This is independent theatre with attitude. The
Racism and lust are on the menu in the Malthouse Theatre’s production of Underground Railroad
Trustees is an obscure work that’s bound to polarise audiences. It’s also bold, audacious and