YOUR NAME MEANS DREAM
‘Your Name Means Dream’ at Red Stitch Theatre is a captivating exploration of relationships between humans & machines, brought to life with remarkable depth and complexity. Written by Oscar nominee …
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Consent
What constitutes sexual assault and how difficult is it to prosecute? That is one of the key questions asked in the dramatic, at times comedic, work by English writer and …
The Kitchen Sink
The Kitchen Sink tells the story of a working-class family, living in the north of England, who are struggling trying to realise their dreams for a better life. Martin is facing …
Golden Blood
Merlynn Tong’s Golden Blood is a gripping exploration of familial bonds and the seductive allure of the criminal underworld. This electrifying two-hander, masterfully directed by Tessa Leong, premiered at the …
Life in Plastic
She just may be my favourite entertainer … and with good reason. Time and again, Christie Whelan Browne has shown me that she is, indeed, the complete package. Combining humour …
Sweet Charity
The MDMS production of Sweet Charity at the Karralyka Theatre dives into the life of Charity Hope Valentine, a dance hall hostess in 1960s New York, whose unwavering optimism and …
Finucane & Smith’s Global Smash Club
From high octane pop and rock to soulful melodies and operatic arias, this is a rampant, raucous, defiant, unabashed and provocative celebration of cabaret. These divas and deviants know how …
My Brilliant Apocalypse: The Return of Barry Brilliant
“My Brilliant Apocalypse: The Return of Barry Brilliant” at the Melbourne Fringe Festival is an artistically, critical thought, provoking experience that builds excitement from the beginning. The reception was warm, …
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Werewolf
A political firestorm is brewing as the Far Right and LP the Far Left clash in the incendiary new work from writer Van Badham and director Gary Abrahams. There is …
Secret Girl Stuff
“Secret Girl Stuff” is a powerful and evocative production that delivers a rude awakening to the realities of being a woman in a so-called “first world” country. From the moment …