The Curtain
The Curtain by Daniel Keene is set in the house of a middle-aged widow. She has chosen to let rooms to two elderly gents. Contact is often more incidental than sought after, especially for the landlady. All residents fin...
Category: Theatre
Mouthpiece
After critically acclaimed, sold out performances in Edinburgh and London, Traverse Theatre Company returns to Adelaide this March with Mouthpiece, Kieran Hurley’s confronting new play about class, culture and appr...
The Hitmen
Hilariously disturbing and humorously unhinged, Baker’s Dozen Theatre Company have refreshed and remount their killer and bloody entertaining work, The Hitmen by Mish Wittrup at Theatre Works this March. Australia’...
Breaking The Castle
Dave is a struggling actor, prone to addiction, be it alcohol, drugs, women, gambling, or as he tells us in his opening monologue, the high of acting in front of an audience. Such is the pull of his addictions that he fi...
Harry Potter magic breaks new ground in Melbourne
Establishing a new standard for blockbuster plays in Australia, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child has drawn more than 325,000 attendees through the doors of the Princess Theatre in a run now entering its second year. Ope...
The Curtain
A touching and humorous examination of ageing, vulnerability and a prickly friendship in a country town lodging house, renowned playwright Daniel Keene returns to fortyfivedownstairs with the Australian premiere of The C...
Cloudstreet
Cloudstreet, based on the novel by Tim Winton and adapted for stage by Nick Enright and Justin Monjo returns to the stage after 22 years. Cloudstreet is a saga that examines the lives of two families; the Lambs and the P...
Italian American Reconciliation
“Te toto o te tangata, he kai; te oranga o te tangata, he whenua” (While food provides the blood in our veins, our health is drawn from the land) – Maori proverb The richness of tradition and family are not o...
