Review: 44 Sex Acts in One Week (Belvoir)
A solid cast and a few bursts of genuine laughter could not firm this limp, over-extended play.
A solid cast and a few bursts of genuine laughter could not firm this limp, over-extended play.
From a park bench in Sydney’s Green Park to Gunaikurnai country in the Victorian Alps, from Singapore to outer space, Griffin’s new season crosses worlds.
Lee Lewis introduces five mainstage plays by Kendall Feaver, David Williamson, Matthew Whittet, Mark Rogers and Alma de Groen.
Suzie Miller's play is a gripping, empathetic look at how the law routinely fails victims of sexual assault.
A complex love letter to Sydney, Alana Valentine’s new play tracks the lives of three generations of working class women.
Eco-terrorists, a woman unable to find a place to rent and a female Misanthrope: some of the characters in a “wild ride”. Continue reading Get unlimited digital access from $4 per month Subscribe Already a subscriber? Log in
Elise McCann's new show is a magical meeting of Roald Dahl's creative genius and real life.
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