Blackbird, written by David Harrower and directed by Peter Evans, crashes on to the stage, full of tense energy and is a feat of acting brilliance from beginning to end.

John-Paul Hussey’s Love Monkey is a frenetic, creative, multi-media onslaught of free association and disparate exploits.

Girls on Boys, curated by Gulsen Ozer, is a thought provoking evening of 5 exciting new, solo dance works.

Mayhem Productions presents Miss Klara McMurray in Il Mio Amore, the amorous adventures of ‘a vixen on the run’ from the law, reality, the country and her persistent suitor/accompanist.

This is For You is a theatrical representation of the photographic work of Francesca Woodman. This piece opens a dialogue concerning the relative merits, or otherwise, of self-engrossed art and theatre.

With this very impressive show Frank Woodley further enhances his reputation as one of Australia’s leading comic talents.

The Malthouse Theatre presents Moving Target, a drawn-out, self indulgent exercise in over intellectualizing theatre games.

With its fluid blend of athletic prowess, delightfully gaudy costuming, Las Vegas style lighting, live percussion and a hefty serving of over played cheesy emotions, this show is a sure crowd pleaser.

The Mercy Seat, set in New York a few days after the 9/11 attacks, engages the audience to ask, when faced with tragedy have you ever wondered - what’s in it for me?

LaMama is presenting the return season of a Lemony S production, Apples and Ladders