At eighteen years old, and weighing over 400 kilograms, Arthur (Arty) is the world’s heaviest teenager. With his gastric bypass surgery sch...

Belvoir’s presentation of Adena Jacobs’ theatrical reimaging of Persona is a hard pill to swallow. First performed by Fraught Outfit in Me...

Written in 1982 when Margaret Thatcher was at the height of her game following the Falklands War, Caryl Churchill’s Top Girls was an incen...

Which child doesn’t, at some point or another, dream of reaching the stars? It’s an idea that’s been floating around the place lately, for ...

On the bare Griffin stage, there’s a little bit of magic that happens every time an audience enters the space, every time the lights go do...

I thought perhaps this time Benedict Andrews’ mise en scène would make sense, that his staging techniques and or Effects would be justifie...

Untranslatable is a word often used to describe Racine ’s plays, we are told in the program to Bell Shakespeare’s latest production, Phèdre...

It’s one of the biggest plays of the late twentieth century, perhaps one of the last entries in the American canon, one of the newest class...

There’s an interesting article in the Review section of today’s The Weekend Australian , about adaptations and their prevalence in Aust...

As many a child does, I loved mythology, and all the many intricacies of which god sired who with whom, who did what where; all the gods, ...