Control
A startling and provocative new work that explores humanity’s desire to dictate how we’re perceived by others, Red Stitch presents Keziah Warner’s Control in a world premiere season from 1 October 2019. A heavily p...
Category: Theatre
Melbourne Fringe: All I See Is You
Melbourne Fringe doesn’t always see a lot of touring productions, and so All I See Is You stood out on a glance through the guide. This two-hander premiered in England in 2018, and is billed as “A rollercoaster love stor...
The Will To Be
Following the success of his debut one-man show, Buried at Sea, Mark Salvestro returns to Melbourne Fringe with The Will To Be – a new solo work, exploring legacy, homosexuality and shame in 1960s Australia at The ...
Riverside’s National Theatre of Parramatta announces 2020 program
In just five short years, Riverside’s National Theatre of Parramatta (NTofP), has become a force within the Australian theatre landscape. In 2020, NTofP will continue to impress with national and world premieres, a bril...
Black is the New White
A razor sharp romantic comedy that blends Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner with Meet the Fockers, Nakkiah Lui’s smash hit comedy, Black is the New White, is set to delight Perth and Melbourne audiences this Spring. Cha...
Lake Disappointment
Investigating notions of celebrity and the challenges of being ordinary in an increasingly image obsessed culture, Gavin Roach presents the Victorian premiere of Lake Disappointment at the Meat Market from 12 September a...
Splinter
Tales of missing children have always held a terrible fascination. Celtic folklore chilled the bones of many a superstitious new mother with stories of babies stolen from their beds by envious fairies, changelings left i...
The God of Isaac
An identity crisis of comedic proportions, Shalom and Moira Blumenthal Productions in association with Darlinghurst Theatre Company presents the Australian premiere of James Sherman’s The God of Isaac at the Eterni...