The eminent actor draws on his 65-year passion for The Bard, delivering a range of speeches and some fascinating insights into the plays.

Delightful performances give this small romance a big heart.

This fun-filled family show, based on the much-loved television series, is well crafted and staged.

Australia's great Shakespearean actor discusses his new solo show, why The Bard is so special, and how Shakespeare's writing has become his secular Bible.

The new Melbourne venue will offer eclectic programming from Kate Ceberano to Dustyesky to David Helfgott, with an immersive La Bohème on the horizon.

The Adelaide-based contemporary circus troupe takes a bold leap forward with its latest, ambitious show.

A slightly uneven but innovative take on Chekhov's famous play.

Kate Mulvany's new play based on Ruth Park's classic children's novel, set in The Rocks, is the perfect way to reopen the refurbished Wharf.

World Premiere proves love is a four-legged word.

Alexander Berlage's colour saturated, overblown production of Mel Brooks' musical doesn't quite find its groove though there's still much to enjoy.

This Australian premiere rightly challenges us to the point of discomfort, raising more questions than it answers.

Yaron Lifschitz, AD of Circa, explains how Aardman's much-loved animated TV show is playing tricks in Brisbane.