In record time, new Artistic Director Brett Sheehy has put together a program consolidating the festival’s long-held international reputation.

Eugène Ionesco's absurd play reminds us that if there’s anything scarier than a stampeding rhinoceros – it’s becoming one.

In this intimate two-hander, the line between caregiver and companion, human and machine, is a shifting frontier.

Mitchell Butel's farewell program promises humour, heart, an American classic and an Australian favourite refreshed.

Sydney Shakespeare specialists Sport for Jove add some modern classics to the mix.

Sydney Festival 2025 is about "rediscovering your city" says Artistic Director Olivia Ansell – and making it financially possible to do so.

WA’s creative industries to get another boost in the form of a historic philanthropic investment in the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts.

Brisbane's La Boite Theatre brings up the ton with a season of premieres, classics and a dive into the archives.

Christine Anu and Abigail Adriano confirmed for the Australian premiere of the eight-time Tony Award-winning musical.

This Australian premiere staging should tick all the boxes for Evan Hansen's antipodean fanbase.

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Steve Dow talks to academics, historians and stage directors about Julius Caesar and his ongoing resonance within the arts.