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Stephen Sondheim’s Company is a targeted reflection on love, commitment and what it really means to be “alive”. It’s an intriguing story but, in the lead up to opening night, I couldn’t help but wonder whether its origins within a 1970s Manhattancontext would translate well to the interests and perspectives of an Australian audience in 2025. And while I’m always excited to see a young director’s debut, my Gen X brain was curious as to how the experiences of a single person t

On the night of his 35th birthday, Robert, contemplates his unmarried state. Over the course of a series of dinners, drinks and even a...

In this NSW PREMIERE, an oracle prophesizes that the kingdom of Arcadia will soon lose its “Beat”—the mysterious, divine force that has...

One of my strongest childhood memories is sitting with my grandfather to watch movie musicals on DVD. He had an impressive collection of...

"Kiss Me, Kate" is a toe-tapping musical that twirls around the chaotic lives of theatre actors, mixing Shakespearean comedy with...

About the show This hilarious musical, based on the beloved film "Monty Python and the Holy Grail," introduces a new generation (10-18...

As a high school teacher, I see every day how interactions between teenagers can be quite confronting. When people don’t understand...

There was a period of time in the late 80's and early 90's that can be argued to be the golden age of Australian cinema. Filled with...