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In the foyer of The Pavilion Theatre hangs a cast list and photo from the last time Castle Hill Players performed The Ghost Train, in...

Cody's hiding a secret from her girlfriend - a murderous one. Men are dead and now Daddy Law wants the truth. Dykes, dildos, drag. This...

Often when I have done shows I get to the end of the run and when I have enjoyed it the worst part is knowing that you will not have this...

If you love a murder mystery with plot twist after plot twist, and a few good laughs to boot, then Hunters Hill Theatre’s production of...

For those unaware, the Genesian Theatre Company has become rather synonymous with murder mystery plays, especially those by Agatha...

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

The audience was buzzing with excitement to see Point Break Theatre Co’s production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream at Star of the Sea...

There is a phenomenon that happens in our brains when we acquire new language, it can change the way we understand the world. Take...

Art has the ability to strike at the heart of moral issues, to play with ambiguity in order to guide their audience through the minefield...

There is no such thing as a “normal” family. Every family is unique, some could even be considered a little odd or peculiar - in the way...

"The Ballad of Maria Marten," staged by Hunters Hill Theatre, is a captivating blend of the spooky, the funny, and the endearing. This...

I’ve heard about Terrence McNally’s Tony-award-winning play Master Class for years but have never seen it staged. And now I realise why –...

During the 4,500km journey through Australia’s outback, Mot manically flings a frozen kangaroo tail at a disgruntled shopkeeper in Alice...

Some things get a bad reputation not because of any truth or reality, but because of the impression that some people outside a community...

I always look forward to a visit to the Pavillion Theatre – the Castle Hill Players always deliver a good quality production – and this...

“We live on a placid island of ignorance, in the midst of black seas of infinity, and it was not meant that we should voyage far.” So...

David Ireland's ‘‘Ulster American’ is a masterclass in searing satire that slays in every sense of the word. A fiery collision between an...

It’s the relationship between characters that help to engage the audience in Pymble Players’ ‘The Spook’ - a historically-inspired...

I must say, it’s always quite refreshing walking into a theatre and not knowing what you are about to see. When all you are told is the...

There is an interesting thing that happens when you watch queer theatre, it tends to date itself quickly. When you watch Rent, you can’t...