
The Misconception of Oedipus is a difficult play to like. Each character has so many flaws and unlikable characteristics, the only emotion apart from disgust you can muster is pity.

All manner of lighting tricks, cultural references, and visual gags are brought together beautifully by some very talented puppeteers in this very modern incarnation of a three hundred year old storytelling tradition.

All That I Will Ever Be is an amusing and entertaining production of a truly intelligent script, employing a large cast including some of Melbourne's finest actors, both older and younger.

Embodying every sector of society, the actors are very rarely off stage as they and the set are constantly changing and evolving to fit the latest incarnation of themselves.

Dalley and co-deviser/performer Paul McCarthy present in song the most professional pair of bitchy queens you will ever meet, sad little men with evil minds and a penchant for going through other people's rubbish.

Helicopter is a masterful, original and rich text performed by a terrific cast.

In a case of "so wrong it's right," Rose Sejean and Claire Bowman take to the stage in their latest incarnation of WRONGTOWN – Homicide and Home Cooking, devastating the audience with their personal brand of black humor.