Sydney
Art Month Sydney finds new highs from history of lows
With record attendance and sold out events, Sydney’s art scene appears to have turned around since this event’s GFC birth.
Paul Capsis joins the cast of Pinocchio
Now it's Sydney's turn to experience Windmill Theatre’s sharp and clever take on this truly classic story.
Katie Noonan & Circa's Love-Song-Circus
Consisting of fifteen original compositions, Love-Song-Circus conjures the lives and viewpoints of individual convict women.
Who are the Chicago Imagists, and why are they in Sydney?
Roger Brown was a pivotal character in the Chicago scene, an artist whose influence has made its way to the…
Fight Night
This is witty, engaging political theatre even if no tangible political subject is raised.
Clybourne Park
Political plays should examine political themes with respect to the current and local social fabric, otherwise what is the point?
High Windows Low Doorways
Showcasing an emerging production method, this performance assembled an ensemble cast, then teamed each actor with a writer.
An Evening with Glen Hansard
Full arrangements using string quartet, extra guitars and percussion augmented Hansard's well-nuanced vocal delivery.
The Drowsy Chaperone
Even though it parodies its own art form, Squabbalogic’s The Drowsy Chaperone certainly does what a musical is supposed to…
Ganesh Versus the Third Reich
Perfect comic timing meets brutally upfront delivery: these guys are a tight unit.