This show combines Wildean wit with 1950s Sydney's sugar-puff high society.

Forget fairies, goblins, dwarfs and trolls - let The Nargun and the Stars show you a uniquely Australian mythology.

Lipsynch, playing as part of the Sydney Festival, is really like nothing else you've seen before.

The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged) is a by-the-seat-of-your-pants romp  through all 37 of Shakespeare's plays in 97 minutes (extra with interval).

Little Women is at first glance an unusual choice for an Australian musical production.

Tender by Nicki Bloom, explores exultant love, familial trust, and the ways in which growing suspicion can tear people apart.

Her lightness of touch, musicality and great technical skill show her to be a true artist.

Oliver Wenn is a recent acting graduate from the National Institute of Dramatic Arts and is currently producer of the new sci-fi musical - Risky Lunar Love. In the lead up to Opening Night he spoke to Australian Stage's Sonia Allan

Ambition, murder, revenge,visions of blood, leering ghosts, and witches incantations - bring it on.

This latest offering from ATYP, explores the idea of conflict in its many forms, from school bullies, to yammering neighbours, to young men at war.