Review: Animal Farm (State Theatre Company South Australia)
An intimate, Herculean one-man revolution.
An intimate, Herculean one-man revolution.
Acclaimed performer and director Mitchell Butel will take up the position in March.
A grand undertaking of migrant stories.
A one-man take on Animal Farm, Judy Garland’s final days and an all-female reimagining of Williamson’s The Club are just some of the highlights.
Moving away from dance theatre, Kate Champion directs the play That Eye, The Sky.
A new take on an old classic reveals uncommonly good gossip as currency.
Highlights include a new play by Patricia Cornelius, an adaptation of a Tim Winton novel and Judy Davis in the director’s chair. Continue reading Get unlimited digital access from $4 per month Subscribe Already a subscriber? Log in
A thought-provoking exploration of story-telling and the fragility of memory.
The Aussie actor discusses playing the pivotal role of Winston Smith, torture scenes and all.
Orwell’s dystopian nightmare has seldom seemed quite so up-to-date – and it’s coming to a theatre near you...
In this provocative hit comedy, pop culture is the new, post-apocalyptic religion.
Neil Armfield and Rachel Healy's debut programme has finished with the biggest takings in the Festival's history.
Geordie Bookman has formed an Ensemble company which will take its first steps with two back-to-back productions.