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Details: 15 January 2010

The Sydney Festival blurb describes it as 'explosive'. It's not. And that it isn't is precisely what makes it work so well: there is none of the high-pitched, histrionic theatricality that attends most conventional plays.

Details: 15 January 2010

One Small Step is a frenetic, hilarious, moving and thoroughly entertaining show.

Details: 15 January 2010

A Midsummer Night's Dream | Australian Shakespeare Company

For its 21^st season performing under the stars at the Botanical gardens, The Australian Shakespeare Company invites us to enter a world of magical mayhem.

Details: 13 January 2010

There is a refined synergy in Michael Kantor’s production of Optimism, a modern reworking of Voltaire’s classic adventure.

Details: 13 January 2010

Party is a funny little nugget of a play written by performer Tom Basden, running just under an hour and exploring a simple yet engaging comedic premise.

Details: 12 January 2010

Every once in a while you see a show that is such a breath of fresh air that you feel aglow when you walk out of the theatre: The Arrival is that kind of show.

Details: 11 January 2010

Hamlet | Schaubuhne Berlin & Sydney Festival

Leading the Sydney Festival’s theatre program for 2010, is possibly one of the most studied, most referenced, most quoted and theatrically emblematic plays of the English canon, Hamlet. Only this time - it’s in German.

Details: 11 January 2010

Warriors of Brazil is high energy entertainment with dazzling displays of athleticism, glamorous singing, sexy dancing and groovy percussion.

The Fence | Urban Theatre Projects

One Small Step | Oxford Playhouse

A Midsummer Night's Dream | Australian Shakespeare Company

Optimism | Sydney Theatre Company

Party | The Invisible Dot

The Arrival | Red Leap Theatre

Hamlet | Schaubuhne Berlin & Sydney Festival

Warriors of Brazil