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Charlotte Smee

Charlotte Smee (they/she) is a theatre critic, poet and trade unionist working and playing on Gadigal land. They have written for many publications including Time Out Sydney, Kaleidoscope Arts Journal, and Limelight. Charlotte is passionate about bringing new audiences to the theatre and does so every week by dragging her housemates, workmates and other mates to theatres all over so-called Sydney. Find their website at charlottesmee.wordpress.com.

Charlotte Smee's Latest Articles

Striking workers outside Arts Centre Melbourne. Photo: MEAA.
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ACM employees are striking for fair pay – but how, when and why can workers actually go on strike?

In Australia, there are many conditions that must be met before workers can take legally protected industrial action and go…

Charlotte Smee

Sep 22, 2026

Brendan Maclean's latest performance work is part of The Flying Nun's 2026 program. Photo: Supplied.
Features

The Flying Nun is encouraging experimentation in Sydney

Running until November, The Flying Nun's latest performance program spans everything from breakdancing to comedy lectures on brutalism.

Charlotte Smee

Aug 18, 2026

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Theatre review: The Lovers

Bell Shakespeare's first musical is fun and sparkly, but hasn't quite worked out its target audience.

Charlotte Smee

Nov 3, 2022

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Theatre review: Mother May We

A powerful meld of performance art, dancing and poetry inspired by BIPOC artists.

Charlotte Smee

Oct 4, 2022

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Dion Mills and William Lonsdale in Luke. Photo: Cameron Grant / Parenthesy.

Angus Cameron's slippery new play Luke is full of shifts and surprises

Stephen A Russell

Sep 22, 2026

Striking workers outside Arts Centre Melbourne. Photo: MEAA.

ACM employees are striking for fair pay – but how, when and why can workers actually go on strike?

Charlotte Smee

Sep 22, 2026

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