Two particular things happened at the beginning of this year: I sat down with director Eamon Flack for a discussion about his work, proces...

In an expertly-timed coincidence , Squabbalogic ’s second show for 2015 is the Australian premiere of the 2010 Off-Broadway musical-comedy ...

The old adage goes that you should never work with animals, children, or firearms. But in Belvoir ’s latest production – a double bill of o...

Alfred Hitchcock’s North by Northwest is one of those films which dwells in the collective cultural consciousness as a series of memorable...

Simon Stephens ’ work is characterised by a sharp ear for dialogue, for his crisp lines – succinct and almost entirely without padding  –  ...

First staged in 1999, Enda Walsh ’s Misterman is a tour-de-force monologue which twists and turns, before punching us in the gut. Directed...

A new play is always an exciting occasion, a debut play even more so. Kylie Coolwell’s Battle of Waterloo is a contemporary study of life ...

The Merchant of Venice is a famously thorny play. Usually called a comedy, it has a dark side to it which cannot be ignored. While it does...

This review appeared in an edited form on artsHub . The old adage goes that you should never work with children, animals, or firearms....

Originally commissioned by Black Swan State Theatre Company and first produced in 2014, Aidan Fennessy ’s The House on the Lake is a cris...