
Brink Productions has lost its mojo with its longwinded adaptation of Moliere’s The Hypochondriac.


Accidental Productions’ latest is a hot abstract tale of imaginary desert tales performed on a cold winter’s night in Adelaide.

My Boy Jack is no whimsical children’s fable written by popular British author Rudyard Kipling. Rather it is a heartrending, thought-provoking revelation about the author’s children, in particular Kipling’s relationship with his son Jack.

The title Three in the Back, Two in The Head refers to gunshots in this brilliantly crafted political thriller.

This year's Cabaret Festival headlining artist, Broadway star Bernadette Peters, gave the opening weekend a huge boost with her only two Australian performances.