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We’re not in the Opera House anymore, Toto. It’s cold. The seats are uncomfortably plastic. And the opera is unlike …

Australia Council’s demotion of plays and playwrights

What is it about our funding bodies and media that they ignore the role of theatre and playwrights? Every other culturally expressive …

As the lonely, sex-starved, pill-popping housewife Harper Pitt said to the mannequin in the Mormon Center diorama: “How do people …

There’s a great scene in the often great Fosse/Verdon, the recent TV bio-series, if we’re to believe it, showing a …

Rob Reid’s production of The Bacchae (a co-production of Melbourne’s La Mama, and Monash University Student Theatre) at the La …

Australian theatre lovers would understandably get excited if a play’s title has the bonus of “written and directed by Joanna …

Lord Of The Flies seems to have been with us forever, from its ancient religious context to the idiom that …

The tale of Sweeney Todd – the ‘demon barber of Fleet Street’ who slit the throats of his victims and …

It’s undoubtedly a remarkable story. In the immediate wake of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, the entire United States airspace …

The Torrents is not, in fact, a play about the battle faced by content creators against illegal downloaders. Stand down, …