This adaptation of Erdman’s The Suicide fails to plumb the depths of its characters’ despair.

Lucy Kirkwood's intimate dystopia paints a world in which sacrifices must be made.

An excellent festival with an exciting vision for the future.

John Bell and John Gaden are a powerhouse duo in the starring roles, but this play about saving Paris could do with more tension.

A compelling but imperfect play by Michele Lee is elevated by its excellent, side-splitting cast.

Damien Ricketson and Adena Jacobs' The Howling Girls is an immersive, dream-like exploration of trauma and voice.

Hugo Weaving's brilliant Arturo Ui is terrifying because he's familiar.

Impressive Aussie/American led concert series proves music can be a religion.

A touching tribute to an absent artist and a superb account of Mahler Ten makes this evening a gift.

Andy Morton finds a beautiful balance between the intimate and the epic in his harbour-side Bohème.

Michael Grandage's warm-hearted production of a classic animation should thaw the frostiest of hearts.

An exuberant, uplifting musical given a bobby-dazzler of a production.