
Bad Girls: The Musical is a good night out, with strong vocal performances, a supportive ensemble, and some excellent moments.

Who am I? Novocastrian former member of the famed The Castanet Club and supreme assail-er of the Sale of the Century? Russell Cheek, that's who.

Three years of government has been edited, fine-tuned and refined into this excellent script by Katie Pollock and Paul Daley.

Let me begin by first stating that I absolutely adored this production. In a word, I could only describe this performance as a perfect expression of sprezzatura.

If you don’t watch Channel 31 you might not have heard of Simon Taylor, but you will have heard of some of the shows he’s written for: The Tonight Show with Jay Leno and Shaun Micallef’s Mad as Hell.

This adaptation by writer Anthony Weigh and director Matthew Lutton brings Marlowe’s play into the twenty-first century and positions the love story of Edward (here Ned) and Gaveston front and centre.

The Hanging is no picnic although Joan Lindsay's Oz Goth classic, Picnic at Hanging Rock, casts a giant shadow over Angela Betzien's play about the disappearance of a couple of schoolgirls and their surviving accomplice.