Review: She Loves Me (Hayes Theatre Co)
Sharp, humorous performances give a dated musical plenty of life.
Sharp, humorous performances give a dated musical plenty of life.
Relentless performances in this Australian premiere will leave you crying with laughter.
A wonderfully rendered (if perhaps over-faithful) staging of Sondheim’s masterpiece of a black satire.
Thriving in a bigger theatre, Dean Bryant's taut, inventive production of Assassins is a must see.
Blazey Best gives a heart-on-her-sleeve performance in a show that doesn't shrink away from the gritty realities of vaudeville and burlesque.
Everything’s coming up roses for director Richard Carroll who now tackles Gypsy.
The new Australian musical leads the nominations in a year with Australian and independent musicals coming in strong.
High-energy performances drive this musical reboot of Nick Hornby's cult classic.
The Australian composer will see revivals of two of his musicals playing simultaneously in January.
Highlights include Blazey Best in Gypsy, a revival of Australian musical Darlinghurst Nights, Aspects of Love, and In the Heights. Continue reading Get unlimited digital access from $4 per month Subscribe Already a subscriber? Log in
Dean Bryant directs a stunningly inventive production of the Hayes' first Sondheim.
Dean Bryant and Andrew Hallsworth on the timeliness of Sondheim's musical about people who tried to kill US presidents.
The soprano plays Melba in a new musical, while David Campbell and Toby Francis also star in Hayes shows.