Latest Reviews
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![]() flowerchildren | MagnormosWed, 19 Jun 2013 The 1960s spawned many-a-memorable musical group which influenced a generation, among them The Mamas and the Papas. |
![]() No Origin | Meow MeowMon, 17 Jun 2013 If the Adelaide Cabaret Festival were a dessert, Meow Meow would be the cake, the icing and the cherry on top. |
![]() King Kong | Global CreaturesSun, 16 Jun 2013 The creature, billed as the eighth wonder of the world, exploded onto the Regent stage in one of the most ambitious productions ever at... |
![]() And No More Shall We Part | Bakehouse Theatre CompanySun, 16 Jun 2013 Tom Holloway's extraordinary play, And No More Shall We Part, bristles with intelligence, a tsunami of emotion and delights lovers of cerebral we... |
![]() Jesus Christ SuperstarSat, 15 Jun 2013 This is a very impressive production of Jesus Christ Superstar, not without fault, but well worth the effort to either re-visit or experience for the very first ti... |
![]() Palace of the EndFri, 14 Jun 2013 Judith Thompson’s Palace of the End is a carefully crafted set of three monologues that revolve upon the trauma and tragedy of the Iraq Wa... |
![]() Graceland and Asleep on the Wind | Operating TheatreFri, 14 Jun 2013 Ellen Byron's semi-sequential companion pieces, played in reverse order, currently enjoying a season at Marrickville's Sidetrack Theatre, are probably just what the doctor or... |
![]() RRAMP | Adelaide Cabaret FestivalThu, 13 Jun 2013 Rramp is an acutely off-beat show and curiously engaging, like a slow motion Dali style car-crash. |
![]() Great White | The Skeletal SystemThu, 13 Jun 2013 This play is largely nostalgic, as O’Mahony refers to childhood games, school days, and notable moments of pop culture from the last couple of de... |
![]() Solomon and Marion | MTCThu, 13 Jun 2013 Solomon and Marion may not have the same edge in the comfort of the Arts Centre as it would in the turmoil of its native land, but the emotional impact of this wonderful piece of theatre is un... |
![]() The Bright Stream | Bolshoi BalletMon, 10 Jun 2013 Where Le Corsaire’s appeal was somewhat limited to committed ballet enthusiasts, The Bright Stream is fun and funny enough to appeal to even the most skeptical of au... |
![]() Killing JokeMon, 10 Jun 2013 The music, though. The music is unbelievable. Everything they’ve always claimed. |
![]() Vanguard | Australian BalletMon, 10 Jun 2013 Bringing together three iconic works that have transformed the ballet landscape of the 20th Century, The Australian Ballet has taken on an extraordinary triple bill of contemporary and classical ch... |
![]() Empress Erotique | Australian Burlesque FestivalSun, 9 Jun 2013 The Empress Erotique show included a mix of local and international acts, and the headline acts definitely nudged the standard up a no... |
![]() Herding Cats | Red Stitch Actors TheatreSun, 9 Jun 2013 Herding Cats has been nominated for a UK Theatre Best New Play Award. Despite Red Stitch's elegant production, I'm not co... |
![]() The Maids | Sydney Theatre CompanySun, 9 Jun 2013 Both maids dream of freedom but do either of them have the nerve to actually kill their mistress when she returns? |
![]() Kristin Chenoweth in ConcertSun, 9 Jun 2013 Chenoweth is devilishly dirty, irreverent, and utterly hilarious. More than this though, she seems like a genuinely lovely pe... |
![]() Pony Takes A Powder | Mojo JujuSat, 8 Jun 2013 This new ensemble is a slicker, classier façade backed by a smoking four piece of seriously jazzy gents. |
Latest Features
Daniel ClarkeMelbourne | Monday, 20 May 2013 ![]() In a recent conversation with Australian Stage’s Dione Joseph, Creative Producer of Theatre Works, Daniel Clarke, shared his thoughts and motivations for bringing to Australia the highly acclaimed production by Judith Thompson, Palace Of The En... Read more |
Beethoven Piano Marathon
Beethoven is so embedded in our culture; hardly a day goes by without hearing his music, even if the circumstances are
Nilaja Sun
Audiences are flocking to it and critics the world over are raving about it. By all accounts, a wonderfully dramatic a
Gary Thorpe
On the eve of this year’s 4MBS Festival of Classics, Gillian Wills talks to Gary Thorpe about the Festival’s beginning
Tim Coldwell
Today is World Circus Day, and to celebrate, we speak to Circus Oz founding member – Tim Coldwell.
The Pajama Men
Barry Award winning duo,The Pajama Men are back in town for the Melbourne International Comedy Festival with their uni
Michael Workman
Google "Michael Workman" and you won't find out a hell of a lot about his new comedy show Ave Loretta. In fact, interr
Latest News
MTC mourns founding Artistic Director John SumnerMelbourne Theatre Company is deeply saddened to announce that its founder and longest-serving Artistic Director, John Sumner AO CBE passed away on Friday 24 May after a brief illness, aged 88 ... Read more |
The Australian Ballet appoints new Executive Director
The Chair of The Australian Ballet, Chris Knoblanche, today announced Libby Christie is the company’s new Executive Dire
Record breaking results for Melbourne Comedy Festival
In a year which boasted the largest program of events in its 27 year history, the Melbourne International Comedy Festiva
Entries now open for National Jazz Awards
Australia’s most prestigious jazz instrumental competition, the National Jazz Awards, will put the spotlight on Australi
Queensland Symphony Orchestra appoints new Chief Executive Officer
Queensland Symphony Orchestra has announced that Sophie Galaise has been appointed as Chief Executive Officer.
2013 Griffin Award shortlist announced
Griffin Theatre Company has announced the finalists for the 2013 Griffin Award, shortlisting new works by Donna Abela, V
2012 Green Room Awards Recipients
The 2012 Green Room Award Recipients have just been announced. Full list of winners inside!
Slideshows
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King Kong | Global Creatures |
Blak | Bangarra Dance Theatre |
Circus Oz 2013 |
A Clockwork Orange | Action to the Word |
Leap of Faith | NICA |
Henry 4 | Bell Shakespeare |























