
Love Me Tender explores a grab-bag of vaguely-related themes through a series of stories told sometimes in dramatic dialogue, and other times in literary monologue.

Looking at the plain plywood box we were about to enter for the ANAM Quartetthaus the other night, I was a little worried. Why was it chocked up off the ground?Was it going to hold our weight?

The premise of this show is one to which everyone can relate; the frustration with products and services that promise much and deliver little.

Theatre need not be a complicated affair. Let a captivating performer have a space and a story to tell to an audience, and theatre might ensue. Add a simple prop, some lights, and a song or two into the equation, and your potential for theatre grows exponentially.

It's apt that the Australian Chamber Orchestra's latest touring proposition is Tognetti's Mozart, for Richard Tognetti and the ACO tend to reclaim and reinvent everything as their very own.

Mental illness is the topic of conversation in this double bill of short pieces, Delusion of Doubt, written by Anna Bennetts, and Les:( Miserable, written by Alex Manfrin.

It was a pleasure to see how this comedian is maturing into such a brilliant writer of comedy.