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Hair. Photo: Daniel Boud / Ben Fon.
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Sydney theatre guide: 5 best shows to see in July 2026

Sydney’s stages don’t slow down for the cold. Here are five productions worth braving the chill for this July.

Madeleine Sami and Genevieve Morris in Losing Face. Photo: Pia Johnson.
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Losing Face review: sloppy, shallow and unfunny

Marieke Hardy’s Losing Face, now playing at MTC, is a soggy satire has no clue what its trying to say…

Spare Parts Puppet Theatre's Rules of Summer. Photo: Jessica Wyld.
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Perth theatre guide: 5 best shows to see in July 2026

Perth theatres are buzzing this July.

Suzy Eddie Izzard's one-woman show of Hamlet is currently touring Australia. Image: Supplied.
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Melbourne theatre guide: 5 best shows to see in July 2026

Melbourne theatregoers are spoiled for choice this July.

Eva Di Cesare, an older woman with dark, greying, shoulder length hair, surrounded by performers and characters from Monkey Baa's many productions. Eva wears a green shirt and black pants, and sits with her legs crossed. The people around her wear black 'Monkey Baa' t-shirts and hold an array of puppets including an emu, a wombat and a blue sheep.
Interviews

Monkey Baa: Eva Di Cesare to step down at the end of 2027

Monkey Baa Theatre co-founder and Artistic Director Eva Di Cesare reflects on her 29-year tenure to date.

PRAMKICKER plays QPAC’s Cremorne Theatre this July. Image: Supplied.
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Brisbane theatre guide: 5 best shows to see in July 2026

This July sees the return of the darkly funny PRAMKICKER as well as a stunning production of Pride & Prejudice.

Louder, at the Sydney Opera House. Photo: Daniel Boud.
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Louder, at the Sydney Opera House review: expect the unexpected

Louder, by Gravity and Other Myths, brings joy, laughter and stunning acrobatics to the Sydney Opera House.

Ballkids (or scenes from a friendship) returns to La Mama this September. Photo: Darren Gill.
Interviews

4 new sporting stories kicking goals in Australian theatre

These four creatives believe sporting stories can be winners on the stage.

Kiana Daniele, Intimacy Coordinator and director. Photo: Alex Vaughan.
Career Advice

What I've Learned: Kiana Daniele, Intimacy Coordinator and Director

Kiana Daniele discusses her work, and what she's learned, as an intimacy coordinator for stage and screen.

Krystalla Pearce. Photo: Supplied.
Interviews

Meet Krystalla Pearce, the new head of Melbourne's Theatre Works

Bringing fresh perspective to Melbourne's Theatre Works, Krystalla Pearce describes herself as an artist with the skills to get things…

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