Rachel Griffiths, Sigrid Thornton and Kate Mulvany among the headlining names in a season promising to be both "edgy" and "playful".

Alan Harris’ tender and whimsical Welsh comedy depicts one man’s strange journey towards invisibility.

"There's an energy you have to go with": Peter Evans' 2027 season reflects his abiding interest in Shakespeare’s ability to speak directly to the present.

Scenes With Girls captures the rough edges and raw emotion of female friendships with gut-wrenching realism.

Another gallop for Phar Lap and an immersive Mack the Knife lead Hayes Theatre Co’s ambitious 2027 program.

Mitchell Butel’s second STC season brings four world premieres, six Australian premieres and some major star power.

The Farm confronts mortality with a chaotic, darkly playful collision of dance and theatre.

The origins story of Handel’s Messiah but the characters don’t always sing.

Beneath the wit and political intrigue of Emily Steel's sharp political satire lie more searching questions about who bears the burden of compromise, at home and in public life.

Audiences are coming to theatres despite the cost-of-living crisis. So why do so many shows fail to make money?

A heartfelt two-hander about inter-country adoption and searching for connection across generational and cultural divides.

It's Magic Mike meets Mount Olympus, with five Godz cavorting through myth, mayhem and mischief – unclothed and unbridled.