Now in its sixteenth year, the Production Company continues to dazzle and entertain musical theatre devotees by performing some of the most cherished and celebrated Broadway musicals ever staged.

Imperial Suite is a swirling interplay of elegant lines, glittering pointe work and evocative orchestral music.

The Beauty Queen of Leenane is a raw black comedy, always playing in the shadows of violence and grotesque honesty.

Pacific Overtures examines the inevitability of change as Japan faces the challenge of westernisation by America. 

Adelaide born Kris Stewart is the founding director of the New York Musical Theatre Festival. He spoke to Australian Stage's Melita Pereira about his latest production, Life's A Circus currently playing at Melbourne's Theatreworks.

Red Sky Morning is an emotionally charged production about the despair that simmers beneath the surface of silenced domestic life.

Haul Away tells the story of terminally ill Kate whose imminent death from cancer pervades the play, forcing her family relationships and almost-lost life to fall into sharp reflection and revelation.

Andrea McCannon and Matthew Kenny convincingly embody Margrethe and Niels Bohr, portraying an intimate dynamic around which the tension of the play orbits.

The sound of dripping water and silhouettes illuminated against a blackened stage draw us in.

Red Stitch's Marie Antoinette: The Colour of Flesh, is an exposition of politics, beauty and love set against the tumultuous backdrop of the French Revolution.