They say the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. Peter and Tamsin Carroll, stars of Belvoir’s Into the Woods, are a case in point.

There's too much going on in Theresa Rebeck's Bernhardt/Hamlet but actor Kate Mulvany exerts huge gravitational pull at its centre.

UK playwright Simon Longman's wintry drama Gundog is a gripping, poetic and timeless portrait of rural life and death.

With rumours swirling regarding Alan Joyce’s possible retirement from Qantas, is this the soft landing he’s been looking for?

Maeve Marsden's debut play Blessed Union is a scorchingly funny, deeply empathetic and politically attuned WorldPride must-see.

Edward Albee's Tony Award-winning The Goat, or Who is Sylvia? plumbs the depths of the moral low ground. No kidding.

Making its debut during WorldPride 2023, CAMP bends time, fact and fiction into a celebration of the activists behind the push for gay rights in the 1970s.

UK playwright Sabrina Mahfouz’s monologue Chef had its Sydney premiere on this stage a year ago. Second helpings are very much in order.

Lewis Treston’s sparkling, OTT, queer rom-com Hubris & Humiliation is a perfect piece of programming for WorldPride.

History repeats as Belvoir tops a Sydney Theatre Awards ceremony celebrating a year in which normal service resumed.

The stand-out performances and best shows in Sydney are up for acknowledgement at the 18th annual Sydney Theatre Awards.

Limelight's hard-working team published over 750 reviews in 2022. But what were the critiques that really clicked with our readers?