Veterans of approachable al fresco Shakespeare tackle one of his less well known comedies.

This satirical drama about slavery in the West Indies is more than a period piece.

This musical adaptation is as feisty and audacious as the Australian literary classic’s protagonist and author.

This prequel to J.M. Barrie’s Peter Pan stories is packed with stars, puppets and laughter.

This satirical political thriller by Van Badham offers a wild ride through the extremes of left and right ideologies.

Performer-writer Patrick Livesey invites audiences to consider the climate crisis in the context of a related existential one.

Singers including Helena Dix and Deborah Humble celebrate Puccini with a concert of opera highlights and the one-act tragedy Suor Angelica.

Forget about your own cost of living issues for a while with this Pulitzer Prize winner about people with disabilities, their carers and the universal need to connect.

Director Gary Abrahams and a talented cast give this well worn Puccini opera an early 20th century Melbourne refresh.

Some of the best if not-so-well-known local theatre talent deliver a minimalist production of Shakespeare’s tragedy to maximum effect.

Two talented singers delighted their audience, skipping along a path less travelled of art songs, opera and musicals.

Compelling performances and Benjamin Nichol’s scripts make this double bill of one-handers more than the sum of its parts.