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Details: 04 June 2007

These femme fatales probably don’t have a destructive effect on anyone but themselves; subject, as modern women are, to a relentless barrage of self-critical thoughts and self-effacing remarks.

Details: 04 June 2007

Othello has never been a particular favourite of mine; it grates on the feminist in me – why does Othello believe everyone but his wife? Why is Desdemona so subservient?

Details: 04 June 2007

From the same producers that brought us the surprise hit Menopause The Musical, comes RESPECT - A Musical Journey of Women.

Details: 03 June 2007

Matthew O’Sullivan has directed a very solid production of Romeo & Juliet for the Globe Centre, using pared-back staging that relies on performance and using his comparatively small but enthusiastic cast to good effect.

Details: 02 June 2007

Double bills such as this one can be a real delight, a welcome deviation from one’s theatregoing expectations.

Details: 02 June 2007

The late Victorian architecture of the Old Mill, with its impressive high ceilings and wooden staircases, proffers an ideal atmosphere for Wilde’s play.

Details: 01 June 2007

Shining City is a cross between a drawing room drama and a play by Pinter, complete with pregnant pauses. Replace the drawing room with a therapist’s consulting room, add a ghost and a touch of postmodernism, and you get the picture.

Details: 01 June 2007

In more sense than one, Hélène Cixous’ The Perjured City Or, The Awakening of the Furies has history pulsing through its veins.

Bombshells | Hunters Hill Theatre

Othello | Bell Shakespeare

Respect - A Musical Journey of Women

Romeo & Juliet | Shakespeare Globe Centre

Never Swim Alone & This Is A Play | Darlinghurst Theatre

The Importance of Being Earnest | Old Mill Theatre

Shining City | Hoy Polloy Theatre

The Perjured City | VCA Drama