Taming of the Shrew (Queensland Theatre) – Theatre Review
One of the joys of experiencing a Shakespearean play on stage rather than page is
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
The pre-show soundtrack of “Teenage Dirtbag” type songs seems to be an apt choice ahead
Often riotously funny, Shakespeare’s romantic comedy Twelfth Night is brilliantly staged by MTC and features
I love Hamlet; it’s my preferred Shakespearean tragedy. Visiting its Kronborg Castle setting was my
What a night; laughs galore, some of the funniest characters you’ll ever seen on a
A little over a year ago, the Victorian government was presented with the idea of