Review: Cost of Living (Melbourne Theatre Company)
Forget about your own cost of living issues for a while with this Pulitzer Prize winner about people with disabilities, their carers and the universal need to connect.
Forget about your own cost of living issues for a while with this Pulitzer Prize winner about people with disabilities, their carers and the universal need to connect.
Bell Shakespeare's Artistic Director Peter Evans walks us through his 2025 season, from Rome to Agincourt and Verona.
Merlynn Tong's play shows us that it is our internal journey and our relationships – not wealth and status – that matter most on the path to healing.
The Producers, Pirates of Penzance for a cast of four, a Phar Lap musical, a new show for Nancye Hayes; the Hayes promises a wild ride in 2025.
The stars align in this slice of musical theatre heaven as Prior and Cormick deliver a masterclass in capturing the moment.
Like all of Dalton's work, Love Stories drips with sentimentality and specificity of place.
Lex Marinos will be remembered as one of the trailblazers of multicultural representation on Australian stages and screens.
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From Melanie Tait comes a tartly funny version of the story of a woman who gave her all to The Firm.
Broadway hits, Aussie premieres, a Williamson classic and a gothic thriller in the mix for MTC's 2025.
“This prize is a godsend for me", said Stollery. "And the cash is nice, too.”
Elena Kats-Chernin and her new movie score; the origins story of Peter Pan, and a farewell to the show that's skewered Aussie politics for 25 years. October is a big issue.
Outstanding performances and design rescue this fairy tale hodgepodge from the deep, dark woods.