Filmed in two days and one night, Roger Corman’s 1960 B-movie The Little Shop of Horrors  made inventive use of comedy, horror, and science...

This is a revised version of a piece written for artsHub . VALENTINE: Heat goes to cold. It’s a one-way street. Your tea will end up...

Scottish playwright Anthony Neilson , more widely known for The Wonderful World of Dissocia and Edward Gant’s Amazing Feats of Loneliness ...

First produced thirty-three years ago, Stephen Sewell’s The Blind Giant is Dancing is often hailed as a modern Australian classic. And whi...

Early on in her study of Louis Nowra’s work , Veronica Kelly remarks upon the fact all of Nowra’s work seems to be focused around outcasts...

The thing I love most about the Stables theatre is the size of its stage. No other theatre in Sydney that I can think of has a stage quite ...

This review was o riginally written for artsHub . Written in 1960, you could be forgiven for thinking that The Fantasticks is a perio...

A darling of the Australian literary landscape ever since it was published in 2009, Craig Silvey’s Jasper Jones is the story of fourteen y...

In Sydney’s theatres this year, t here are many shows to look forwards to – Griffin has the 2015 Griffin Award winner The Turquoise Eleph...

THEATRE Event(s) of the Year Ukchuk-ga: Pansori Mother Courage – Sydney Festival Camille O’Sullivan: Changeling – Sydn...