Billed as “part opera, part protest, part drag show,” Sisters Grimm ’s La Traviata – co-produced with Belvoir , and playing in Belvoir’s D...

Written in 1612, The Tempest was Shakespeare’s last solo-authored play, and has been read (perhaps inaccurately) as a valediction to the t...

This is a slightly edited version of an article written for the Australian Writers’ Guild ’s Storyline magazine, published in August 201...

This review appeared in an edited form on  artsHub . Chekhov’s reputation as a writer rests upon the legacy of his four major plays ( ...

The statistics are staggering –  on average, one woman is killed every week as a result of intimate partner violence ; one in three women ...

We’ve seen it before – actors playing children and/or characters much younger than themselves – in plays like David Holman’s The Small Popp...

A Midsummer Night’s Dream is one of Shakespeare’s perennial masterpieces – an effervescent concoction of magic, darkness, dreams, comedy, ...

Caryl Churchill ’s plays are renowned for their intellectual rigour and their political preoccupations, as much as for pushing the boundari...

Published in 1937, John Steinbeck’s novella Of Mice and Men tells the story of two displaced itinerant workers, looking for work in Depres...

This review was o riginally written for artsHub . Back in 2002, my parents took twelve-year-old me to see The Complete Works of Willia...