Suddenly Last Summer (Red Stitch) – theatre review
Tennessee Williams’ one-act piece Suddenly Last Summer is intense and evocative. Vindictiveness is in play
Tennessee Williams’ one-act piece Suddenly Last Summer is intense and evocative. Vindictiveness is in play
Poignant. Deeply moving. Brilliantly conceived and executed. A life story rich and redolent. That’s what
I long to see whatever Joanna Murray-Smith generates (and her output is prolific) … with
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Can lightning strike twice? Well, “yes” according to playwright Lachlan Philpott whose work was inspired
Three Cs describe Hir: confronting, colourful and comedic. By the way, the title is a gender-neutral pronoun. One
Solid performances feature in desert, 6.29 pm, a world premiere comedy-drama about a dysfunctional family.
Fifty-eight people died and more than 520 were injured in the Las Vegas slaughter. Joanna Murray-Smith
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Superbly acted and directed, the theatrics and dramatics in the richly intelligent Australian premiere of