An unquestionable highlight of winter in Melbourne is Lightscape at the Royal Botanic Gardens. Now in its fourth year, it…

A delightful new play with originality stamped all over it, Welcome Home concerns two women who each believe they own…

With a powerful rock score, the talent on display in the new Australian tour of Hedwig and the Angry Inch…

First up, a confession. I am not sure I really understood The Selkie Project. The whole thing felt experimental and…

Francois Marsault (Andre Dussollier) is a former military man. Now aged 75, he lives life on his terms. Married to…

Jaws (1975) meets Dead Calm (1989) on steroids in the new Australian psychological horror Dangerous Animals. Jai Courtney is positively…

Breaking up is hard to do. So it goes, as Karin McCracken and Simon Leary put on a slick show…

Gender bending and a hallucinatory trip are the focus of Bloomsday in Melbourne’s playful, highly original work, Circe’s Carnival of…

There is a reason that Stephanie Lake is my favourite choreographer. In short, she is eternally creative in the work…

What is the price to be paid for progress? That is the conceit at the centre of the compelling drama…