After a sold-out premiere at Sydney’s Belvoir St Theatre, Scenes from the Climate Era is making waves once again – this time at our
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Marian Potts’s ‘Henry 5’: Who Witnesses History?
How far would you go for ego? Marion Potts’s modern interpretation of Shakespeare’s Henry 5 asks this question. After a degrading prank by
‘Bloom’ review: New Australian Musical Blooming With Heart
Working in the care and support industry, it doesn’t take long before you begrudgingly accept that nothing changes. The budget is nonexistent, the demands
No Winner In War: Henry V to be presented at the IPAC
”Like all of Shakespeare’s writing, Henry V is so rich that it resonates differently for audiences at different times and under different circumstances. Young
To The World We Dream About: ‘Hadestown’ in the Age of the Real-Life Supervillain
In 2006, a writer by the name of Anaïs Mitchell wrote a song called ‘Why We Build The Wall,’ created for the first-ever version
Interview with Maxwell Simon on the ‘Pirates of Penzance’
SERENA: Can you briefly talk about the show Pirates of Penzance? MAXWELL: So, the character I play is Frederic in Pirates of Penzance
‘No Love Songs’ Review: Why So Many Love Songs?
No Love Songs Review: Why So Many Love Songs? I truly had no idea what to expect from the brand-new Foundry Theatre’s first
Merrigong presents Trent Dalton’s ‘Love Stories’ at IPAC
Love, apparently, is three good things, so these are mine: my grandma, telling me she was the first person to see me when I
UOW’s Theatre and Performance’s ‘Saved’: “steeped in Marxist sentiment”
The other night I got to see UOW perform a play called Saved. This was not an original UOW production, rather it was an