Review: Telethon Kid (Malthouse Theatre)
Sex comedy meets medical ethics drama in this snappy play about a former kids’ hospital poster child.
Sex comedy meets medical ethics drama in this snappy play about a former kids’ hospital poster child.
In this subtly powerful new monologue, a woman reflects on a year of self-imposed silence.
The editors of Limelight share their selection of the most exciting classical music, opera and theatre events coming soon.
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The Australian Shakespeare Company is presenting Arthur Miller's classic. It reminds us that civilisation is a fragile thing.
The stage and screen actor and union activist died after a long illness.
Its aspirations are high, but this story of an infamous university club loses its footing under the weight of historical accuracy and overwrought dialogue.
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