Melanie Tait's play beautifully captures small-town community spirit, with tongue-in-cheek humour and plenty of heart.

A bright and brilliant new musical comedy about the power of live performance and the ways we chase our dreams.

This rich portrait of a marriage in which one of the people is transitioning, asks if love is really unconditional.

Fine performances grace debut playwright Hannah Belanszky's earnest work about a father and daughter yearning for connection.

An offbeat story about love and pet fish has moments of sharp humour and sincere vulnerability, but lacks clarity.

A moving portrait of five women untangling a family legacy of shame and secrets to find peace and reconnection.

An epic tale full of flawed characters and moral quandaries adapted from the earliest Chinese-language novel published in Australia.

Damien Ryan’s As You Like It is a wonderfully absurd and entertaining night of Shakespeare, including new original music.

Drizzle Boy, Ryan Enniss' coming-of-age play about a young autistic man, is affecting, hopeful – and a little bit magic.

David Williamson's Family Values is great conversation starter, but too many ideas cloud the social commentary.

A high-adrenaline drama from a unique perspective, portraying the daily lives of Australian soldiers in 2011 Afghanistan.

This astounding collaboration weaves a moving, epic tale of love and war, with physical feats and technical wizardry that never overshadow the emotion and raw humanity.