Maggie Stone
An honest portrait of modern Australia, Darlinghurst Theatre Company presents the Sydney premiere of Maggie Stone by Caleb Lewis at the Eternity Playhouse from 30 September 2018. Meet Maggie, a hard-hearted small loans o...
Category: Theatre
The Mission
What drives someone to fight for a country that doesn’t recognise them as a citizen? How do you keep fighting in an unjust world and why? 1914: Conflict on all fronts. 1939: A soldier at home and abroad. 1945: A stranger...
What The Butler Saw
Laying out a smorgasbord of politically-incorrect taboos in deliberately bad taste, attacking society’s hypocrisy and the established order with his delicious brand of outrageous and subversive provocation, New Theatre p...
Melbourne Fringe: Alone Outside
Founded in 2012, Lab Kelpie have steadily built up an exceptional catalogue of new Australian writing. Productions such as the charismatic psychopathy of A Prudent Man, or the tender-love-story-in-the-face-of-mass-extinc...
Melbourne Fringe: Hell’s Canyon
A brilliant and slick work of theatre from a tremendously talented writer. Hell’s Canyon catches your attention right from the get go. The actors instantly know where they are and effortlessly bring the audience into the...
The Misanthrope
Alceste is incredibly witty and totally intolerant of social niceties. People should tell it the way it is, she extols. Her lawyer and friend advises caution. Orton, a devotee of Alceste, comes on bended knee seeking enc...
The Humans
The Humans, with a running time of 100 minutes (and observing Aristotle’s unities), is a one act play written by Stephen Karam which won the 2016 Tony Award for Best Play. It was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize, with t...
The Season
Nathan Maynard’s elegiac, slice-of-life love letter to his family shines a spotlight on an aboriginal community which for generations has eked out a living harvesting baby mutton birds during the annual mutton birding se...
