
The Australian Ballet’s 2013 production of Don Quixote opened tonight to a full and very appreciative Melbourne audience.

A living room floats like an island at Sydney Theatre Company’s Wharf 2 theatre – an arm chair, a fire place, a drinks trolley.

Black Swan State Theatre Company has whipped up a delicious confection for Perth with its current season of the perennial Oscar Wilde favorite, The Importance of Being Earnest.

Cut Snake is an absolutely joyous show. It’s a hard show not to describe simply in superlatives. It is marvellous. It is spectacular. It is brilliant. And it is magical, because it is sincere.

We all know white people can't dance. But they seem to have at least as much fun doing just that, regardless. Tragic, but true. The older they get, the funnier it is.

Jon Robin Baitz’s play about the wealthy Wyeth family who once “had it all” and lived the great American dream of upper class social standing and good looks to boot, is a glaring look into the skeletons found in even the most socially elite of closets.

Having wowed Australia back in 2011 with sold out shows across the country, the faux fab four have returned to our shores with a new cast, an updated format and the same toe-tapping trip down memory (and Penny, for that matter) lane.