Some great productions and big names but top of anyone’s must-see list should be the third instalment of Barrie Kosky’s intensely theatrical Royal Opera House Ring Cycle.

This Brisbane-centric collaboration mashes personal and ecological grief with outrageous monster mayhem.

80 years after the destruction of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Allan Marett’s Noh play inspired by the "father of the atomic bomb" is being performed in Japan.

An immersive hospo setting for this adaptation of August Strindberg's drama promises plenty but doesn't quite cohere.

A memeable portrait of contemporary digital life, Werkaholics is rich in ideas and has depth beneath the bubbles.

To be or not to be a parent? That is the question in this new Australian play that also explores friendship and relationships.

Toby Schmitz is in brilliant form in a role that demands the verbal facility of a performance poet as well as access to deep feeling.

Marina Prior leads a winning local cast in this bittersweet new musical that won five Tony awards.

In the second part of our look at the changing face of China’s arts scene, Tim Draxl, Lise Lindstrom, Dane Lam and Ivan Gil-Ortega share their experiences.

A fine piece of theatre craft breathes timely life into George Orwell’s ideas on the surveillance state and the right to privacy.

Emmanuelle Mattana's hit play exposes the roots of male privilege as private school boys gather to debate the merits of feminism.

OzAsia is back in 2025 with world premieres, cheeky cabaret, Japanese jazz innovator Hiromi and some captivating sonic experiences.