
Black Jesus is a powerful piece of theatre that explores post-independent Zimbabwe and the personal and political aftermath of a so called revolution.

The much praised independent production SHIT is having a welcome return season at fortyfivedownstairs.

The worst day of his life so far has been September 15, 2015. Tony Abbott lost out to Malcolm Turnbull. There goes months and months of comedy material just like that!

This lively revival of cult 80s musical Little Shop of Horrors is given an infectious spark of energy from a team of creative talent that delivers on most counts to a new audience wanting a fun experience at the theatre.

Belvoir’s production of The Glass Menagerie is a zoo of humanity. How so? The entire experience captures the human desire to escape to the wild, and resist the taming by expectations.

Ben Elton has crafted a story of immense silliness and camp cliché that somehow works perfectly with the hard driving yet fey rock style of the inimitable Freddie Mercury. It’s not gonna change the world but it’s a hell of a fun night out.

Bad Jews, a somewhat provocatively titled, black comedy by US playwright, Joshua Harmon, is about identity, family and legacy.