This week Jo Litson recommends Claire Foy and Matt Smith in Lungs live streaming from the Old Vic, The Wiz Live!, Nathan Lane in The Nance for the Lincoln Center, and The Dapto Chaser on ABC Arts iView.
For 50 years, David Williamson has been reflecting contemporary Australian society on stage. He talks about the addiction of playwriting, his two new plays, and why it’s best to retire now, while audiences are still coming.
The playwright, director and dramaturg will follow Lee Lewis as Artistic Director of the Sydney company.
Lewis takes up the role in 2020, succeeding Sam Strong after a four-year tenure.
An urgent, honest, and unmissable debut play from a fierce new Australian voice.
Suzie Miller's play is a gripping, empathetic look at how the law routinely fails victims of sexual assault.
Sydney Theatre Company leads the charge this year, becoming the first ever company to make a clean sweep of the Best Mainstage Production category.
Kendall Feaver, whose debut work The Almighty Sometimes received international accolades and critical acclaim, has been awarded a $15,300 commission for a new play.
Lee Lewis announces five challenging mainstage plays including world premieres by Mary Rachel Brown, Suzie Miller and Meyne Wyatt.
Katherine Thomson's 1991 play is as powerful and poignant as ever.
This restaged Gothic murder ballad thrills with its grisly poetry and razor-sharp production.
Season highlights include new productions of The Elephant Man and The Black Rider plus Complicite’s immersive The Encounter. Continue reading Get unlimited digital access from $4 per month Subscribe Already a subscriber? Log in
Across 15 productions Riverside Theatres celebrates classics, award-winners and brand new work next season.
