The Merry Wives of Windsor (New Theatre) – theatre review
If Shakespeare had the vision of Nostradamus, he may well have foreseen The Merry Wives
If Shakespeare had the vision of Nostradamus, he may well have foreseen The Merry Wives
Don’t mess with the classics, they say. But when something has been through as many
Along with Summer of the Seventeenth Doll, Michael Gow’s Away is Australian Drama 101. The
It’s taken the Queensland Shakespeare Ensemble until its 20th birthday year to finally mount a
“Welcome Julius Caesar” we see posted on a side-of-stage whiteboard before La Boite’s world premiere
One of the joys of experiencing a Shakespearean play on stage rather than page is
It is the 1980s. King Hamlet has died suddenly. A month later, his sister –
Our Town, 1938 Thorton Wilder’s Pulitzer Prize-winning ode to small-town American life, requires only minimal
We have all had to wait a long time, but surprise, surprise, a new play
Much like Tom Stoppard’s Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, Australian director Claire McCarthy’s Ophelia concentrates