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"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 –...

Charles Dickens said, “A loving heart is the truest wisdom.” Oliver! by Holroyd Musical and Dramatic Society demonstrated a whole lot of...

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...

Theatre is powerful. We have known this for thousands of years. Whilst a newer variation, musical theatre combines music, dance and drama...

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

Community theatre is the best. It is the place where most performers get to experiment and fall in love with the craft of acting. It is...

“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...

Satire and slaughter collide at the Illawarra Arts Centre, where being ‘Hip to be Square’ is the ultimate killer credential. Rising Arts...

Have you ever known someone who is so talented that you low key hate them. Like you don't hate them because they are so lovely and nice...

When I first heard the 90s romantic fantasy film, Ghost was adapted into a musical, I didn’t know what to expect. Surely the supernatural...

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...

You don't often come across plays about violence and terrorism that leave you thoroughly entertained. Confronted and informed? Of course....

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...

Death by Chocolate is a delectable theatrical treat that tantalises the taste buds while delivering a killer performance on stage. Filled...

At the heart of the proto-science fiction classic Jekyll & Hyde is a conversation about duality and human nature, questions about...

Every person has their own unique memories and experiences, but it’s odd that often the struggles stand out far more vividly than the...