From symphonic reinvention to new theatrical worlds, Limelight's September issue spotlights artists reshaping tradition while forging their own futures.

We have a problem. An ambitious world premiere about a Mars mission fails to launch.

The 2027 season reinforces Ensemble Theatre's distinctive position in the city's theatre culture with a blend of Australian voices with internationally acclaimed plays.

Australian stage legends prepare to re-enact Robert Falcon Scott's doomed Antarctic expedition in Patricia's Cornelius's powerful drama about the dying of the light.

Minor flaws aside, this show shines when Broadway star Will Swenson performs some of the 20th century's greatest hits.

New Theatre finds fresh urgency in Miller's masterful drama of desire, loyalty and betrayal.

Tarantino's cult heist film gets a clever Shakespearean makeover, including with retro-meets-Elizabethan live band.

Jordan Fein's hit UK production of this timeless classic delivers a perfectly balanced portrait of love, hope and resilience in the face of tragedy.

An assured revival reveals the enduring relevance of David Williamson’s 1989 story of ambition and compromise.

Truthful characters and good performances keep the audience connected to this high-concept piece about contemporary labour, sexuality and identity.

A compelling chamber Hamlet probes grief and trauma while leaving much behind.

Nathan Maynard's uncompromising drama interrogates history, identity and who belongs within Community.