This classic of contemporary Australian theatre explores the marginalisation and mistreatment of people with disabilities.

Brilliant low comedy for high brows, using some of the great novels of the past 200 years as a springboard into an hour of mayhem. 

The prominent actor, director and theatre lecturer who starred in the controversial play The Boys in the Band, and was awarded an OAM in 2007, has died aged 83.

Infused with the energy of the 24-hour news cycle, Shake & Stir delivers a thoroughly modern Macbeth.

This tribute to the entertainment industry's pocket rockets – from Piaf to Prince – stands mighty tall.

Yve Blake's reimagining of Macbeth won't be to everyone's taste, but the smart, deliciously funny satire should work a treat for young adult audiences.

Not the most revelatory of stagings, perhaps, but it is a formidable display of theatrical skill and nerve.

Our mid-winter edition celebrates orchestral milestones and boundary-breaking composers while pondering creativity in the algorithmic age.

The English tenor reveals his true colours and it’s a glorious palette to behold.

Set entirely within a locker room, this world premiere work is an impressive feat of independent theatre making.

Rising costs have prohibited more than half of Australians from attending a live show, while classical music audiences grow, finds Creative Australia in its latest survey.

The Geelong-based theatre company will be the first Australians to hold the significant position of Portrait artist at the Festival d'Automne à Paris.