
The next generation of musical theatre superstars hit the stage last night in Jason Robert Brown’s musical, 13, which is a coming of age story for a group of tweens in a small town in America.

The performers are world-class, but what really makes this production an extravagant indulgence is the set design and costumes. While visually spellbinding, they also provide their own sonic aesthetic quality that makes this more than just another opera.

Serena Chalker combines imagination, wordcraft and dance to create a totally new thoughtscape for each participant in her latest FringeWorld offering.

Sophie Joske is a talented young performer and writer. She has chosen a fertile field in the area of would be adulthood and seeming sophistication.

Two friends walk into a bar, a gay one, a straight one and a bucket full of hurt. One wants to fight! One wants to … well, you know… the “other” F word.

Fake it ‘til you make it was the worst piece of advice given to a group of men who suffer the debilitating disease of depression. It made Bryony Kimmings quite angry, and when she gets angry, she brews a new show. This is it, and it’s breathtaking.

AJ and Edie are attempting a weekend getaway in a hotel as a last ditch effort to rekindle their will to stay married, if only for the sake of their daughter.