Minnie & Liraz (MTC) – theatre review
Growing old and frail, becoming ill and disabled, hardly seems like a whole heap of
Growing old and frail, becoming ill and disabled, hardly seems like a whole heap of
I’m delighted to be able to say that Cabaret retains the edginess that saw it take
If theatre is about making you think about life, then former QTC Artistic Director Michael
If you are into slapstick humour, you are going to have a ball with The
A spectacular romp, a cavalcade of fun and a glittering array of talent await those
Down an Alley Filled with Cats is an Australian play written in 1987, by Warwick
The contention is hardly conventional, but the vitriol and resultant humour crafted by one of
Minefields and Miniskirts surfaced in 1993 adapted from Siobhan McHugh’s book and radio series of
The Play That Goes Wrong Currently touring: Canberra from 26 April, Brisbane from 4 May
Forty-eight beautiful swans gracefully gliding across the stage in unison in Melbourne’s premier theatre is