Australian theatre recently lost one of its most beloved performers, with the passing of Michael Falzon. For many, referring to Michael Falzon in the past tense still feels ...
As the world still comes to grips with our COVID-19 era, Melbourne’s Malthouse Theatre takes a personal look at our lives during lockdown. Many theatrical companies have taken ...
“There’s no people like show people, they smile when they are low”. Those lyrics made famous by Ethel Merman are as relevant now as they were nearly seventy ...
Coronavirus hasn’t only closed our theatres, it’s claiming some of out greatest talents, including beloved playwright Terrence McNally. While the world self isolates in the grip of Coronavirus, ...
Smoldering looks, pinstripes, fishnets, glitter, leather and all that jazz. No wonder Chicago is so infectious! Whenever Chicago hits town it never falls short of glitz and glamour. ...
Melbourne’s Midsumma Festival has been running over 30 years, and is one of the highlights on the Australian LGBTIQ calendar. Here I preview what’s in store this year. ...
Among the classic revivals, film adaptations and jukebox musicals, Australia is up for some long-awaited premieres. Here I preview what’s in store for 2020. Australia There’s no better ...
War Horse has brought a lump to the throat for audiences worldwide. Australia, get out the tissues, because it’s cantering back to our shores. When Michael Morpurgo, the ...
The classic 1985 film Kiss Of The Spider Woman is also an award-winning musical, about to debut in Australia. Written in 1976 by Argentine author Manuel Puig. Considered ...
Chocolate, golden tickets and Oompa-Loompas! Yes the Wonka Factory has opened in Australia, but the flavour is missing. Roald Dahl has certainly earned his stripes as a children’s ...