The playwright is better known than the subject in Archtektin a heady intellectual expose of an Austrian architect. Both are inspirational women.
Adelaide Reviews
It is a never-ending wonder that plays and operas written centuries ago are performed today and remain fresh and rejuvenating as they once were.
It’s magic. The sights and sounds of the Australian outback come to life and yet there’s not a single gum tree, kangaroo or koala in sight.
Love is no accident in Accidental Productions fresh and unnerving production The Shape of Things - an expose of the art of seduction gone awry.
The State Theatre Company has broken the bonds of traditional theatrical fare and forayed into a brave new world with its latest show Attempts On Her Life.
HIT Productions’ Shirley Valentine is a charming rendition of Willy Russell’s one-woman play, but it lacks the punch and power that Russell’s script so richly deserves.
Stephen House’s new play Borrowed Time is an intriguing black comedy about the lives of seven aging television celebrities reunited decades after their stars have faded.