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Mark Kilmurry and Jamie Oxenbould enter the world of amateur theatre in their new play Midnight Murder at Hamlington Hall.
Famous names, names that should be famous, and the results of Limelight's 2023 Artist of the Year poll! This month's Limelight is a big one.
Famous names, names that should be famous, and the results of Limelight's 2023 Artist of the Year poll! This month's Limelight is a big one.
Shelagh Stephenson’s play collected an Olivier Award for Best Comedy but don’t expect to come out with your cheeks damp solely from tears of laughter.
Australia's mainstage theatre companies are shunning Shakespeare in 2024. A much-needed break, or a mistake?
Melanie Tait's play beautifully captures small-town community spirit, with tongue-in-cheek humour and plenty of heart.
Ensemble Theatre celebrates 65 years in showbiz with 10 plays featuring four world premieres - including one by David Williamson.
Debra Oswald’s comedy drama about the ugly side of an artistic temperament given a fresh spin in an expertly judged production.
An appealing back-to-basics approach for this Romeo and Juliet has Shakespeare’s words do the heavy lifting.
The housing crisis dusts this 40-year-old play with topicality but, at heart, Michael Frayn’s Benefactors is a timeless study of human foibles.
The stage and screen actor and union activist died after a long illness.
Patricia Cornelius's poetically powerful depiction of dementia and old age is stranded in the wilderness, its potential unfulfilled.