
So the premise behind Paper is that a group of ambitious journos hatch a plan to boost their failing readership figures by contriving a sex scandal to bring down their opposition.

After the Flood is a beautiful unpretentious work of storytelling, playing with tradition in ways both humorous and respectful. Mikelangelo and The Black Sea Gentlemen should be named national treasures, pronto.

University of Adelaide Theatre Guild’s production of The Two Gentlemen of Verona is utterly mesmeric.

As the lights go down and The Umbilical Brothers leap out onto the stage for Speedmouse their nonstop barrage on our funny bones reiterates: timing is everything.

Richard Trevaskis’ modern rendition of one of Gilbert and Sullivan’s best-loved operettas hums along due to a fine cast, discriminating costumery and a contemporary slant.

Time after time Leung set up open-minded random audience members to participate taking mystical challenges.

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