
In A Guide to Unhappiness, Leunig combines his trademark Magosophy (magic and philosophy) with music, film and some heartfelt story-telling.
Lake Eyre's landscapes transform before your eyes as dancers' bodies merge and collide, float and tumble, stretch and collapse, moving through a stream of endlessly beautiful stage pictures.

It's no wonder The Criminals is regarded as one of the most significant Latin-American plays of the last century. And you'd be hard-pressed to find a more intense, provocative, or confronting production.


Trying Hard is loosely a show about someone who wants to be a comedian but can't quite find the motivation to do it, subtitled To Be or Not to Bother.

While Promises, Promises was a success way back when, it just does not seem to stand the test of time nearly as well as the brilliant film that it was based on.
There is something immensely likeable and, for anyone who’s nursed a creative dream of their own, instantly relatable about this story of an actor trying to hold onto his integrity while working as a cog in a show business machine.
