Admissions (MTC) – theatre review
White privilege receives a pummelling in the satire Admissions. It is 2015 and Sherri Rosen-Mason (Kat
White privilege receives a pummelling in the satire Admissions. It is 2015 and Sherri Rosen-Mason (Kat
Pierre Anthon is a massive thorn in the backside of his classmates in year 9. Just
One of the most creative and mind challenging works I have seen, Phantasmagoria revisits the
Political correctness and sibling rivalry get a decent working over in Stay Woke, the brainchild
Award-winning British playwright Jasmine Lee-Jones’ provocatively-titled Seven Methods of Killing Kylie Jenner appropriately begins in
Great energy, a strong score, big voices, creative staging and impressive lighting design distinguish Tommy
Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? is a masterpiece from absurdist playwright Edward Albee. It’s a
A brass band is the connection between two fascinating and compelling unrelated personal stories that
The challenges and complexities associated with mental health are front and centre in a compelling
Musical Theatre Australia’s award-winning A Girl’s Guide to World War tells the true story of