New South Wales
Changes to multi-year arts funding announced
The NSW Government has announced new guidelines for mutli-year arts funding, with a review in the announcement's wake to ensure…
Playing Face, Civic Theatre Newcastle (NSW)
An absurdist piece of metatheatre that touches on relationships, identity, performativity, and the games that people play.
Primavera 2019: Young Australian Artists, Museum of Contemporary Art (NSW)
This year’s Primavera is a real shake-up, and wake-up, in the hands of Archibald-winning artist Mitch Cairns as curator.
The Shadow Whose Prey the Hunter Becomes, Carriageworks (NSW)
A sparse production that turns the mirror on the audience.
Speed: The Movie, The Play; Sydney Fringe (NSW)
A fast-paced experience that puts you into the Hollywood movie.
High Performance Packing Tape, Sydney Opera House (NSW)
Despite an assured performance and impressive sound design, Branch Nebula’s production lacks surprise.
Splinter, Griffin Theatre (NSW)
Splinter is a haunted story of a family reunited in the wake of chaos.
The Real Thing, Sydney Opera House (NSW)
Tom Stoppard’s play offers an immensely fun and moving night, and a self-reflexive meditation on writing.
Sorry to Cut You Off, Penny; Civic Theatre Newcastle (NSW)
Tantrum Youth Arts’ play about an election night dinner party speaks with authenticity and verve.
Cats Talk Back, New Theatre (NSW)
A multi-layered, meta satire on theatre and acting.