
Conceived and well and truly executed by the uber-talented Casey Bennetto (who won a Barry Award and a Helpmann for Keating! The Musical) and Alan Brough (Spicks and Specks), The Narelles is a fast-paced parody of all things rock and roll and musical.

Now that we’re all so time poor and have short attention spans, the “Best of” comedy nights fulfil an important role: they offer the chance to see some of the new kids on the block.

There's an awful lot of good-fun stuff going on inside Hannah Gadsby's mind and, thanks to Ritalin, we're now able to take a quick peek inside.

Set in Memphis on the Nile's West bank during the old kingdom, Verdi's masterpiece Aida tells a tale of forbidden love set against a backdrop of war.

Twenty years in the business and Wil Anderson has mastered the skills needed to be both funny and thought-provoking; the seventy minutes went in a flash, perfectly paced and with never a dull moment.

Judith Lucy shares a lot of herself in Ask No Questions Of The Moth. She shares her humour, her intelligence, and a little bit of wisdom too.