Messenger can blast and soar with the best of them, but she also compels when she purrs.
Melbourne Reviews
Important, clever, significant, different, troubling, collective, inspiring challenging, connecting, questioning and very very funny.
Heather Bloom stars in her one-woman-show Anti-Heroine, where casting has begun for an undisclosed live action fairy-tale remake, and there is fierce competition for the role of the villain.
In 1980, a young Cameron Mackintosh created a revue of Lehrer’s work and Tomfoolery has enjoyed more than 200 productions since.
Summoning tension, gasps and applause this perilous playground rocks with elegant harmonious symmetry alongside a toybox of other acrobatic devices only the brave and trained would dare to mess with.
It starts in a sleazy hotel room. An older man enters with a much younger woman. From the moment they walk in, it’s uncomfortable.
Intimate, heart breaking and warm, this journey toward the end of a relationship simultaneously grants a glimpse backwards into the shaping of a life lived together.
Melbourne Theatre Company is doing what we absolutely expect – great plays in solid hands showcasing the finest we have on theatrical offer.
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