Theatre
Bloomshed theatre company on Animal Farm: 'You can say the dangerous things you want to say'
Bloomshed's James Jackson and Elizabeth Brennan talk Animal Farm and making bold theatre that engages and entertains.
Cut Chilli review: Australian race relations play is pacy, funny and thought-provoking
Chanturan Aran's Cut Chilli offers an important, and humorous, take on contemporary Australian race relations.
Death of A Salesman review: still relevant, still brilliant
Anthony LaPaglia and Alison Whyte lead a terrific cast in Neil Armfield's winning production of Death of a Salesman.
Director Sarah Goodes on Break of Day: 'You rarely hear stories from these areas'
For director Sarah Goodes, new Aussie play Break of Day could be the next Death of a Salesman.
Fiddler on the Roof review: this joyous production pulses with life
Fiddler on the Roof, at Theatre Royal Sydney, somehow manages to be the show we need right now.
'So much more than a workshop': Belvoir St Theatre's devastating storage fire
Days out from opening night, fire destroyed Belvoir's workshop. A remarkable community ensured the show would go on.
Red alert: the emergency campaign to save Sydney's iconic Marian St Theatre
Campaigners say there are just days left to save Sydney's Marian Street Theatre, as Ku-ring-gai Council prepares to scrap redevelopment…
From NIDA to Opera Australia: 'You can only learn by doing it'
Director Claudia Osborne says NIDA's MFA in Directing taught her to keep pushing beyond the first idea.
Funeral Flowers review: a one-woman masterpiece at Red Stitch
Lucy Ansell delivers a knock-out performance in Funeral Flowers, a Scotsman Fringe First-winning play by British playwright Emma Dennis-Edwards.
Mackenzie is more than a teen-pop twist on Macbeth – it's a test for Australian theatre
By betting on Mackenzie, Yve Blake's Y2K-inspired adaptation of the Bard’s darkest tragedy, Bell Shakespeare wagers that the classics still…