
Adelaide-born tenor Daniel Koek made a welcome return home to perform songs from his impressive career and his second studio album, HiGH.

Bree Langridge is an exceedingly charming performer. Her sense of fun is evident from the very start and, as she enters through the audience, resplendent in a dazzling red sequinned dress, she has an immediate rapport with the audience.

For about twelve years late night Australian radio host, Richard Mercer, hosted a program, Love Song Dedications. He called himself “The Love God” and he played the love song requests of his mostly sad and lovelorn late night listeners.

Australian musical theatre darling Christie Whelan Browne and her regular collaborator/director Dean Bryant have bravely seized the 'no rule' scenario with their new creation, Pure Blonde.

“A place and a say, that's all we ever wanted,” states Aunt Mavis in Kylie Coolwell's sprawling inner city opus, Battle of Waterloo.

B-GIRL is marketed as a rock-opera-odyssey but I think that's a stretch. It's really about the man: iOTA.

Eagles Nest Theatre’s take on Arthur Miller’s famous play is performed in the church-like (and cold) interior of the Brunswick Scout Hall, which helps bring about the atmosphere of Puritan Salem in Massachusetts, where the famed witch-hunts took place in the late 17th century.