Sneakyville
Following the success of Intoxication (Melbourne and Adelaide Fringe, 2017-18) and Home Invasion (Old 505, 2018), award winning playwright Christopher Bryant joins forces with frequent collaborator and Green Room nominat...
Category: Theatre
Point of No Return
A riveting, energetic new Australian drama about a group of youths struggling to survive in Tasmania’s Point Puer Boys’ Prison, Point of No Return by Alaine Beek will be presented at selected regional venues and the Melb...
The Long Forgotten Dream
Written by one of the most exciting new Australian voices to come along in years, Sydney Theatre Company presents the world premiere of The Long Forgotten Dream, by Ngarrindjeri writer H Lawrence Sumner, at the Drama The...
Melancholia artfully brings the end of the world to the stage
Melancholia is based on Lars von Trier’s 2011 film of the same title but has been adapted for the stage by writer Declan Greene and director Matthew Lutton. The languid stillness of the cinematic performances, especially...
PVT Wars
After successfully staging The Lonesome West in June, Lab Theatre in association with Aleksandar Vass and Vass Productions present James McLure’s PVT Wars as their second collaboration, at the Alex Theatre St Kilda...
You Got Older
Mad March Hare in association with Bakehouse Theatre Company presents the Sydney premiere season of the deeply touching and profoundly funny You Got Older by Clare Barron at the Kings Cross Theatre until 4 August 2018. A...
Prehistoric
When you enter the space for Prehistoric, the first thing you notice is the staging. The seats are arranged in a way that gives the impression that the show is cornered by the audience. It’s a lovely touch that quickly r...
Julius Caesar
Seething with rage, that will leave audiences breathless at how quickly violence reveals the fragility of democracy, Bell Shakespeare presents Julius Caesar as its 2018 national touring production, directed by James Evan...
