Producer and Director Karen Jemison has assembled an incredibly present, intelligent and enthusiastic young cast who burst onto stage with momentum and energy and rise together seamlessly to create strong and impressive ensemble work.
Melbourne Reviews
Theology is a sensitive topic, it can both bring people together and completely polarise them.
Searing words, focused choreography, bin liners and the struggle of living with lymes disease.
The name Moira Finucane comes labelled with many superlatives – world renowned, multi award winning, even national treasure. Her performance in her latest work, The Rapture Chapter II: Art vs Extinction, leaves you in no doubt that these labels are well justified.
While at surface Sunday in the Park with George is a story about the creation of art and the difficulties faced by the artist, the depth, heart and emotional wrench of this piece is the relationship and compromises made between George and his muse Dot.
Australian Realness is a strange, illusory and disparate production with moments of brilliance and instances that baffle. It is surreal.
Award winning experimental theatre company The Danger Ensemble delivers a challenging and at times confronting work in Let Men Tremble.
Opening the doors to the mysterious chocolate factory, five children and their parents are invited into Wonka’s world after winning a golden ticket granting them access to the fantastical candy land.