There is much to recognise and cherish in this adaptation of Charlotte Wood's touching novel of old friends reuniting.

Elvis is in the building – and Rob Mallett does him proud in a musical that gathers steam in the second act.

This is the news every mid-scale theatre producer in Sydney has been waiting to hear. But there's a catch.

A gimmick? An existential threat? Limelight's cover story this month is devoted to the talking point of the year: Artificial Intelligence.

Constellations is more comfort food than three-course meal but who’s gonna turn that down in this universe?

Sex comedy meets medical ethics drama in this snappy play about a former kids’ hospital poster child.

Debra Oswald’s comedy drama about the ugly side of an artistic temperament given a fresh spin in an expertly judged production.

Henry James's famous novella remade into a cleverly calibrated exercise in jump-scares and spooky atmospheres.

This supernatural thriller from the West End is more talk than terror.

An offbeat story about love and pet fish has moments of sharp humour and sincere vulnerability, but lacks clarity.

In this subtly powerful new monologue, a woman reflects on a year of self-imposed silence.

"My ancestors held my hands writing this play," says Wendy Mocke, winner of the prestigious award for playwrights.