This is an experiment in the best sense. This is two actors creating something completely new, each performance bringing a fresh dynamic to the basic structure.

What I wasn’t prepared for was just how much pleasure, as an adult, I got from this skilful and energetic adaptation.

How important an element is looking good in the architecture of happiness? This is the subject addressed in the Queensland Theatre Company’s production of Neil LaBute’s sweet and sour tale, Fat Pig.

Handle With Care, should deservedly cement Megan Shorey's reputation as one of Australia’s brightest new talents.

As we entered the theatre expectations were high. 90 minutes later we staggered out feeling distinctly underwhelmed and in need of a stiff drink…

Dance darling Graeme Murphy is back with The Australian Ballet’s lavish new production The Silver Rose.

When the applause came, after a long, meditative pause, it was the sound of an audience that knows it has seen something remarkable.

Don’t come expecting any cohesive narrative – but don’t let that put you off either. If you want a great night of theatre you’re still going to get it and then some.

Australian Stage's Amy Hyslop interviews Emma Pursey about ‘Til Death Do Us Part, a Brides of Frank production - part of BF09 UNDER THE RADAR, Brisbane Festivals 16 day curated fringe festival.

In 2000 the world watched and waited as a tragedy of horrifying proportions played out in the Barents Sea.