A beautiful, incomprehensible kaleidoscope of everything our drinking culture represents.
All by Ellen Burgin
REVIEW: OUT OF THE BLUE
A new Australian musical about swimming and the infamous Cavill family, who taught the world ‘the Australian crawl'.
This show truly is a modern version of Who’s Afraid of Virginia Wolfe, but with a love triangle, more violence and abuse.
REVIEW: THE LISTIES
The Listies have saved your holiday entertainment with their latest show, a hilarious take on the Christmas panto.
BOTTLEDSNAIL PRESENTS MAPLE AND VINE
BottledSnail Productions return to The MTC Southbank Theatre this week with their latest offering: The Australian premiere of Maple and Vine, by Jordan Harrison
Excitement was high to discover the slew of dynamic and wildly different plays Red Stitch has become known for presenting, and to celebrate the year that has been.
REVIEW: THE YELLOW WAVE
A witty race comedy and emotional journey through imagined Australian history, a story they couldn’t make up if they tried.
REVIEW: BRIEFS
A little bit racist, a lot rowdy, and the only way a yoyo has ever been sexy, Briefs is a phenomenally funny night out in Melbourne.
A TRADITIONAL MESSIAH…
What’s the buzz with MLOC’s upcoming production of Jesus Christ Superstar?
A high camp, very sparkly homage to Bram Stoker’s Dracula, through a cinematic style lens.
Foreign Bodies, a tantalizing tale set in India, where you cannot judge a book by its cover, and where your first impression can be dangerous.
This week, you’ll be saying, “please sir, can we have some more?” following the opening of OSMaD’s Oliver!
SCHOOL HOLIDAY FUN WITH STAGE SCHOOL AUSTRALIA
Two initiatives of Stage School Australia will be treading the boards these holidays, with Babe, The Sheep-Pig and Disney’s The Little Mermaid Junior.
YOUTH THEATRE IN THE SPOTLIGHT FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY
One Night Only is set to be a youth theatre spectacular, rocking the Wyndham Cultural Centre on Thursday 1st of October.
The show is above all about humanity, the fight for survival and the struggle against oppressive power.
A classic coming of age story, based on a novel that never came of age itself, the odd but beautiful play Adventures in the Skin Trade presented by Theatr Iolo asks more questions than it answers.
EVA PERON TAKES CENTRE STAGE AT CENTERSTAGE
With music by Andrew Lloyd-Webber and lyrics by Tim Rice, Evita is set to be a triumph for CenterStage Geelong.
PEOPLES PLAYHOUSE PRESENT CHILDREN OF EDEN
And on the eighth day, Steven Schwartz said, “Let there be a musical, and it shall be called Children of Eden”.
WINDMILL BETS ON GUYS AND DOLLS
Windmill Theatre Company have hit the jackpot with their latest production, Guys and Dolls