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Details: 28 February 2009

The frustrating thing about Night Breakfast, written by Merrilee Moss, is that it’s a fantastic idea for a stage play that is ultimately flawed in many of the key aspects of production.

Details: 27 February 2009

With its dancers oozing sheer athleticism and the programs boasting über post-modern style, the audience is fittingly asked, are you ready?

Details: 27 February 2009

Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea | 1927

Truly these are stories unlike any you’ll see for a long time, and a wonderful blend of nostalgia and ultra-modernity.

Details: 27 February 2009

If your Dad is your brother and your Mum is your grandma, life is pretty much guaranteed to be difficult.

Details: 24 February 2009

It was the gala (or galah, as MC, Terry Serio, playfully put it) final of the biggest little play festival on the planet.

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.

Night Breakfast | La Mama

Complexions Contemporary Ballet

Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea | 1927

Antigone

Short+Sweet Gala: Sydney

Yellow Moon | Red Stitch

Angels In America: Part One

Who Knows | Old Nick Company