
John Romeril’s searing exploration of PTSD and survivors’ guilt is almost alarmingly current in a climate in which young Australians are still going to war.

There's roughly-hewn potential in this comedian and her vaguely-familiar show, that's for sure, though Borensztajn hasn't refined it yet.

Rosie Rodiadis flings her character at the audience to open Uncloaked, kicking off her cabaret show with verve and a dynamic presence.

When it comes to an intimate show with only three performers, unfortunately 2 out of 3 can make for an ordinary evening.

The elixir of life is a mythical potion which, when ingested from a specific cup at a precise time, supposedly allows eternal youth to the individual who drinks it.

A cabaret evening? A graduation recital? An evening of operatic arias? Rush Hour is all of those things.

Prepare to be wowed: Kneehigh’s clever, quirky and catchy production of Brief Encounter is a modern polishing of a classic play sure to generate some oohs and ahs, such is the richness of visual splendour and the lively performances.