Sydney
Over-programming puts arts workers at risk of burnout
Doing too much can give you an adrenaline rush but it comes at a long term cost.
Sydney Festival beyond the harbour city
in its 40th year, Sydney Festival proves it has overcome the glitter of the harbour to provide a festival that…
How to apply for Australia Council funding strategically
Stop being all things to all people and take a strategic approach to your application.
Rent
Whilst the approach to story is ill conceived, this production of Rent is likely to please most audiences on a…
Three Sisters
While aiming for period fidelity, this Three Sisters is a comedy, but not as Chekhov intended.
Drill
Dance meets football in this rigorous and innovative performance.
A Rabbit for Kim Jong-Il
A screwball, morbid farce relying on a patently absurd premise largely based on an inexplicably true story.
The Real Thing
Tom Stoppard’s The Real Thing teases its audience with the writer’s famous multi-layered story-arcs.
Edward II
A passionate tale of Medieval politics which leaves audiences feeling a little indifferent.
A Property of the Clan
Director Phillip Rouse has taken a retro Australian classic and staged it with a sting of embarrassing relevance to today.