This work takes an engaging and thoughtful look into the many cultural identities of our country and the treatment directed towards them.

With its engaging storyline, bitingly sharp direction and exceptional performances, Store Room Theatre proves once again they are one of Melbourne’s premier independent theatre hubs.

Premiering at the Malthouse Theatre, A Commercial Farce takes its swipe at commercial theatre and the joys and perils it contains.

In April 1986, Irish author Brian Keenan was taken hostage in Lebanon. Abducted on his way to work at the American University of Beirut, he was kept captive for four and a half years

Hutchinson has written an uproarious play, in which his actors can flex their skills on a wide range of levels.

Hitting its mark in the 2009 Midsumma Festival, Forbidden Broadway is one musical revue with a twist.

What follows is an hour of absolute absurdity, breath taking choreography and a vast insight into the creative genius of both men.

First staged in 2006, this consistently impressive theatre company makes a welcome debut to the Melbourne International Arts Festival.

With a title like this, I admit I was a little apprehensive about what sort of performance I was about to see.

Having been written and rewritten for nearly 6 years now, An Actor Prepares is a polished performance that deserves focus and thought.