This staging of the 2023 Silver Gull Award-winner reminds us that when it comes to the boys’ club, it’s women who have to clean up the mess.

Moliere's tale of fraud and gullibility gets a distinctly modern twist, though the comedy could use more air.

Bron Batten’s provocative exploration of love, war and left-wing values is compelling, if not always clear.

QTC’s second season under Daniel Evans spans Homer, Shakespeare, Miss Fisher, Sondheim and contemporary Australian theatre.

Spanning psychological drama to high-energy comedy, Black Swan presents four works by Western Australian writers and two international hits.

The human hand takes centre stage in a Limelight issue devoted to imagination, craft, rediscovery and reinvention.

Sydney's youth arts crucible aims to raise $50,000 to support its pay-what-you-can programs and scholarships.

Fundamentally ambivalent, progressively mortifying, The Unfriend holds up a winking funhouse mirror to these divided, truth-troubled times.

Renowned Australian playwright Tom Holloway tackles AI with past-is-present insights that can’t fail to resonate.

An underdeveloped play but a fun, light watch, with ample laughs and a cast with great chemistry.

Artistic Director Dean Bryant's 2027 season is all about "artists taking on big questions with humour and nerve".

A Greek classic reimagined, an Australian classic reborn and a sequel to a STCSA hit in a season designed to get people talking.