Review: House of Rot (Green Door Theatre Company)
Suspended between cabaret intimacy and queer spectacle, House of Rot misses the opportunity to connect.
Suspended between cabaret intimacy and queer spectacle, House of Rot misses the opportunity to connect.
The editors of Limelight share their selection of the most exciting classical music, opera and theatre events coming soon.
The planned national run of the stage adaptation of Tim Burton’s cult 1988 film ends in Brisbane on 5 July.
This tribute to the entertainment industry's pocket rockets – from Piaf to Prince – stands mighty tall.
French chansons, jazz sophistication and a touch of Parisian romance to charm a Sunday afternoon audience.
San Francisco's Dylan Adler turns personal trauma into a winning mix of songs, laughs and self-discovery.
Reuben Kaye launches his directorship with a fleshy and high-energy celebration of cabaret's future.
The English tenor reveals his true colours and it’s a glorious palette to behold.
If you need a little escapist pick-me-up, this delightful musical comedy could be just what you need.
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The award-winning comedian, singer and writer discusses his debut program as Artistic Director of this year’s Adelaide Cabaret Festival.
With TwoSet Violin for its cover stars, the June issue of Limelight is all about artists reshaping the ways in which audiences engage with the arts.
The editors of Limelight share their selection of the most exciting classical music, opera and theatre events coming soon.