Slick and oh so cleverly acted and staged, this enticing parody of the 1935 Alfred Hitchcock movie is riotously funny.…

With significant political, religious and cultural conflict in the world today, a reworking of a well-worn story about war seems…

I can’t think of a play I have seen that I have detested more than the 40 minutes of garbled…

Written by James Elazzi, the two protagonists at the heart of Son of Byblos – Lebanese Australian cousins – are…

Musicals about serial killers may be thin on the ground because the subject matter is odious, but like Sweeney Todd,…

In a bravura showing, Noni Hazlehurst delivers a world class performance as the ageing proprietor of a small, old-style, inner…

If you are into slapstick humour, you are going to have a ball. This riotous theatrical disaster is stumbling its…

The Aussies and the Irish get along like a house on fire. Shared values, a love of sport and Guinness…

Our worst fears about artificial intelligence are realised in The Machine Stops, which is an adaptation of the 1909 novella…

No matter your view of Australia’s first female Prime Minister, Julia Gillard, there’s no denying the power of Justine Clarke’s…