TRUTH
Truth storms into Melbourne’s iconic Malthouse Theatre with an uncompromising exploration of power, secrecy and the human collateral of exposing truth. Directed with visionary precision & striking brilliance by Susie …
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ARIA
Families – you can’t live with them and you can’t live without them. In short, that is what playwright David Williamson is playing with here … and it gets mighty …
Hadestown Sydney
The hero in Hadestown goes to hell and back in his quest to rescue the love of his life. This is a modern retelling of an ancient Greek myth, with …
Anatomy of a Suicide
Intergenerational trauma characterises the incendiary play Anatomy of a Suicide, which sees three family stories set in different timeframes play out in unison. Carol (Ashleigh Coleman) has had suicidal ideation …
An Evening Without Kate Bush
Kate Bush – what did I know about the English singer, songwriter, record producer and dancer before I attended An Evening Without Kate Bush? Very little, apart from appreciating her …
Macbeth
There’s an electricity in the air as the Southern Cross Lawn is sold out to an audience buzzing with excitement as they await to see the tragic Shakespearean tale of …
Truth to Power Café
Live theatre can throw up curve balls, but this – the 61st iteration of Truth to Power Café globally and its Melbourne premiere – significantly deviated from the script. Some …
Panti Bliss: If These Wigs Could Talk
Ah, don’t we just love the Irish … and with good reason. You don’t have to look too far to appreciate their sense of humour. That is reinforced when erudite, …
Constellations
*This review contains spoilers A story of love, quantum mechanic and yes, bees. Â Constellations follows Marianne and Roland as they navigate their love story where in a single moment the …
Follies
A couple of fraught relationships and bygone days are at the heart of Stephen Sondheim’s pointed Tony Award-winning musical, Follies. Each year, between the world wars, Dimitri Weismann (Grant Piro) …