drama

By Meredith Walker 3 days ago

“Welcome Julius Caesar” we see posted on a side-of-stage whiteboard before La Boite’s world premiere

By Alex First 4 days ago

Stellar lead performances, brilliant staging, evocative lighting, a healthy dollop of Disney magic and a

By Meredith Walker 6 days ago

With book by Arthur Laurents, music by Leonard Bernstein, lyrics by Stephen Sondheim and choreography

By Alex First 2 weeks ago

Let’s face it, growing old isn’t nice, but this offering from M. Night Shyamalan is

By Meredith Walker 2 weeks ago

Opening night performances often end with a standing ovation, sometimes as a slowly staggered act

By David Edwards 2 weeks ago

It’s a week of limited cinema releases, and they couldn’t be more different. In contrast

By David Edwards 2 weeks ago

Once upon a time, cinema was the vanguard of daring ideas. In 1957, for example,

By David Edwards 3 weeks ago

Australian director Cate Shortland shot to prominence with her feature debut Somersault in 2004. Since

By Greg King 4 weeks ago

Family connections drive Tim Brown’s Australian-set drama Buckley’s Chance. Following the death of his beloved

By Alex First 1 month ago

The Regina Monologues looks at strong royal women through history and the obstacles they faced