
Michael Gow’s modern Australian classic Away is a play in which the deeply funny and the unsettlingly tragic go hand in hand.

Australia has undoubtedly been embroiled in a love affair with Vietnam over the past decade.

Matthew Mitcham returns to cabaret with a tightly prepared package of song, dance and reflections.

Naomi Price takes on the extraordinary challenge of not only reproducing the powerful and dynamic voice of Adele, but also of replicating her personality and physical mannerisms.

Asia TOPA, the Triennial of Performing Arts, has drawn some remarkable artists to Melbourne for its inaugural year, but few with the star power of movie soundtrack composer A.R. Rahman.

Hare vividly imagines the interior emotional lives of these historic figures and the infamous public airing of their scandal, choosing to focus on two key moments of “downfall” in Oscar Wilde’s life which took place outside of the public spotlight.

Opera Australia’s current production of Tosca under the direction of John Bell is sheer brilliance.