Queen of comedy, pop-culture icon and sitcom pioneer, the private life of Lucille Ball’s final years are revealed in I Loved Lucy. When it comes to comedy greatness ...
On September 2017 / By Matt MyersA new Australian play delves into the cosmetic industry and life of Australia’s first true business tycoon – Helena Rubinstein! There have been many theatrical productions based on ...
On August 2017 / By Matt MyersWhat happens when religious beliefs and atheism collide in a hospital waiting room? The answer lies with Next Fall. LGBTI plays often deal with the same old themes. ...
On July 2017 / By Matt MyersUndoubtedly the forgotten heroes of WWI were the 136,000 military horses sent to the battlefields along with the thousands of ANZAC soldiers. As man perished, so too did ...
On July 2017 / By Matt MyersLife can be a bitch – so can working in fashion retail, and so can your family. Wayne Tunks reveals the familiar bitterness at the heart of his ...
On June 2017 / By Matt MyersExplosive characters, deception, torment, breakdowns. Who’s Afraid Of Virginia Woolf? You should be! ...
On April 2017 / By Matt MyersFrom innovative new concepts to beloved revivals, there’s something for everyone. Matt Myers previews what’s to come in 2017. ...
On April 2017 / By Matt MyersDeclan Greene, one half of Sisters Grimm, throws down the theatrical gauntlet once again…with faggots and gravy! ...
On February 2017 / By Matt MyersCabaret returns to provide a timely anecdote for a world in disarray. ...
On January 2017 / By Matt MyersSet in a hair salon, America’s longest running play is a far cry from the Age of Aquarius! While Agatha Christie’s classic whodunit, The Mousetrap is officially the ...
On January 2017 / By Matt Myers