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The Theatre on Chester is celebrating their 70th anniversary by revisiting plays from their past. First up is Michael Gow ’s Away , an Australian classic that is, at its heart, an exploration of grief. Away is an ambitious play that can be difficult to stage due to its scale. Tonally, it shifts between comedy and tragedy. (But never both at the same time.) The director must also figure out how to work in Shakespeare, clowning, supernatural elements, a play within a play and

If/Then is a Sliding Doors -esque musical that examines how the choices we make - or don’t make - shape our lives. The show follows...

A drawing room play that asks what we owe to one another, J.B. Priestley’s An Inspector Calls is a scathing indictment of the British...

Theatre requires the suspension of disbelief of an audience, a willingness of the audience to accept a play as reality in order to enjoy...

Lane Cove Theatre Company’s production of Radium Girls is a sobering reminder of the price that women often pay for obedience. Inspired...

Running 90 minutes with no interval, The Appleton Ladies’ Potato Race is a laugh-out-loud play that is simultaneously a love letter to...

Henry Lawson Theatre’s Romeo and Juliet is a beautiful production of one of Shakespeare’s most loved plays. Director Nicole Madden has...