OA is announcing its 2021 program in stages. This first season includes Ernani, Bluebeard's Castle, The Merry Widow and Tosca. Lyndon Terracini also addresses the company restructure and redundancies.
Rosie Dennis tells us about her first program for the Gold Coast festival, which she hopes will bring a sense of connection in a year that has kept people at a distance.
We speak to the Australian director who takes up his new position with the company this month.
Audiences returned to the Sydney Opera House on Sunday for a celebration of jazz icon Don Burrows. The Drama Theatre reopens this week with STC’s Rules for Living.
The eight plays include the highly anticipated adaptation of Boy Swallows Universe, The Taming of the Shrew directed by Damien Ryan, and Sheridan Harbridge reprising her stunning turn in Prima Facie.
The season so far features a new adaptation of Ruth Park’s Playing Beatie Bow, the Australian premiere of Branden Jacobs-Jenkins’ Appropriate, and the musical Fun Home, originally scheduled for 2020.
The company will clear thousands of old costumes and props from retired productions in a sale at its Alexandria storehouse – which is itself up for grabs.
The exciting program features eight plays, including three world premieres and a modern classic, re-interrogated through an Australian First Nations lens.
The season includes seven plays, five of which are Australian and four of them world premieres, as well as three cabaret shows.
The festival, led by Artistic Director Slava Grigoryan, is set to return in 2021 with an expanded regional program.
Well-loved classics and plenty of Australian music on offer in Jessica Cottis’ first season at the helm.
The program includes three classic ballets, an excerpt from Graeme Murphy's Air and Other Invisible Forces, and a new contemporary piece by Melanie Lane.
Flautist Sally Walker has launched 1:1 CONCERTS in Australia, with proceeds going to Nicole Car’s Freelance Artist Relief Australia fund.
