My Dearworthy Darling (Malthouse Theatre) – theatre review
My Dearworthy Darling from feminist theatre mavericks THE RABBLE is an esoteric mix of past
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The Ghetto Cabaret (Kadimah Yiddish Theatre) – theatre review
Surviving the hardships inflicted by the Nazis on Jewish ghettos during the Holocaust was a
Lady Beatle (La Boite) – cabaret review
When The Little Red Theatre Company first bought Lady Beatle to La Boite, the show
‘night, Mother (Iron Lung) – theatre review
What do you do when the cards you’ve been dealt aren’t enough? In Jessie Cates’
Storm Boy (Queensland Theatre) – theatre review
Colin Thiele’s cherished 1964 novel Storm Boy is part of Australian folklore. The poignant story
Table (Seymour Centre) – theatre review
If tables could talk, I think most of us would want them to shut up
Thoroughly Modern Millie (The Production Company) – theatre review
Massive wealth is hidden to thwart gold diggers in pursuit of true love in the
Fifty Words (Lab Theatre) – theatre review
Marriage is hard work. How often have you heard that? Well, the subject is given
The Young King (Slingsby) – theatre review
Slingsby’s production of Oscar Wilde’s The Young King (adapted for the stage by Nicki Bloom)
Ghosts (The Curators) – theatre review
The Curators’ homage to great Norwegian playwright Henrick Ibsen’s controversial Ghosts is innovative from even