Billy Elliot The Musical remains as moving and evocative as when I first saw it at Her Majesty’s Theatre on…

Discard any preconceived notions of an ancient Greek play by Euripides about a woman who kills her children. Adaptations of…

Being identifiable as Jewish today is more fraught than at any time since the Holocaust. Since the October 7 Hamas terrorist…

Intrigue and subterfuge abound in the rich and engaging period action drama The Three Musketeers: d'Artagnan. This is Part I…

I’ve now seen A Midsummer Night’s Dream countless times, including at The Royal Shakespeare Theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon (#sogood), because despite…

Sharing a house with friends and/or strangers can be anything but straightforward. Sometimes, mighty testing, in fact. So it is in…

Noted for her interpretation of French ballads, Edith Piaf (19th December 1915 – 11th October, 1963) was one of the…

What did I know about Pentecostalism when I entered the Malthouse Theatre? Little to nothing, save for a few colourful…

American author Derek Miller has what can only be called an eclectic output. His The Girl in Green looked at…

Queensland writer and composer Paul Hodge’s Black Box touches down in world premiere at QPAC with unique proposition. It presents…