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Details: 24 February 2009

Alex Menglet’s production of David Greig’s Yellow Moon – The Ballad of Leila and Lee is a character driven drama which provides the perfect platform to present the skill of Red Stitch and its actors.

Details: 24 February 2009

It’s a tall order when a company decides to mount ‘the most ambitious American play of our time’, but this was certainly achieved.

Details: 23 February 2009

Russell Lambert has just turned 30 and works part-time at a laundromat, while his social life revolves entirely around his membership of the Dr Who Fan Club of Tasmania.

Details: 23 February 2009

Richard Gill is a man to behold. His fiery passion and enthusiasm are tangible... and very catching!

Details: 22 February 2009

The Petticoat Soiree | redroomTHEATREcompany

Smith and the redroom ensemble use the traditions of vaudeville, burlesque, and minstrels to create a highly entertaining, razzle dazzle show

Details: 22 February 2009

What becomes of the broken hearted? That is the question at the heart of Dead Cats Don’t Bounce. Only the answer is not so simple or straightforward as we might expect.

Details: 22 February 2009

It's an elegant formula, one rooted more in the novel, than drama, but which works a sweet treat, imbued with realism, naturalism, humour, affection, warmth, romance & tragedy.

Details: 21 February 2009

Mention Hamlet and thoughts may fuzz back to slumberly high school Shakespeare lessons of hey-nonny-nonnying, thinking ‘I just don’t get it’.

Yellow Moon | Red Stitch

Angels In America: Part One

Who Knows | Old Nick Company

Gala Concert | Victorian Opera

The Petticoat Soiree | redroomTHEATREcompany

Dead Cats Don't Bounce

Love Letters

I Hate Hamlet | Canberra Rep