Amazing Companies that support Aussie Theatre:
Artist Profiles: Eden Espinosa on Wicked, Brooklyn and the Adelaide Cab Fest
News: Chitty Chitty Bang Bang opening date announced, Sydney
News: A Chorus Line is heading for Brisbane, November
Show Profiles: An Officer and a Gentleman – Anatomy of a Major Musical
Reviews: Complex and fragile — The Glass Menagerie
An interesting stoush in The Australian today: Douglas Day Stewart, the Officer and Gentleman who wrote the screenplay for the iconic film An Officer and a Gentleman and co-wrote the world premiere musical which debuted last week in Sydney, has written a piece published on the national newspaper’s website rebutting…
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Winners and Losers star Melissa Bergland will support Oz Showbiz Cares/Equity Fights Aids as she takes to the stage to host the highly acclaimed charity event, Twisted Broadway 2012. The three year old fundraiser, founded in Melbourne by the Benge Group, will premiere in Sydney this year at NIDA’s Parade…
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AussieTheatre are excited to have 3 double passes to giveaway for the final preview of A Chorus Line at the Capital Theatre in Sydney. A Chorus Line tells the tale of 17 dancers auditioning for eight stage roles in the ensemble of a musical. In an empty theatre, on a…
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David Allen catches up with Broadway star Eden Espinosa to chat about her upcoming show at the Adelaide Cabaret Festival… and more If I were a smoker I would be chain-smoking. I am pacing up and down my apartment like a caged animal and my housemates have made themselves scarce to…
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Fresh from a trip to my hometown of Dubbo, NSW for a series of performances and workshops in the largest venue we have presented my play The Weather and Your Health in (my Tour Manager, Ryan, likened it to an arena spectacular - “next stop, Rod Laver”) – Team Weather…
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The naughtiest Circus is in Town! Polytoxic Dance Theatre’s latest ‘mongrel mash-up of technicolour theatricality’, The Rat Trap has transformed QTC’s Bille Brown Studio into a Cabaret Tiki Bar where the audience in lock-down are at the mercy of the burlesque rat pack. This colourfully chaotic production with it’s sexy, talented troupe,…
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Cyber-love soapie-tragedy begins 2012 tour with a sharp dagger to the gut. I Love You, Bro began its 2012 tour last week at the Street Theatre Canberra with enormous energy and vigour. A simple and striking set (Renee Mulder) allowed the audience to sit around the stage and close to the…
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While it is thrilling that Australia is rapidly becoming recognised as a great place to try out Broadway shows, and that our actors and creatives are considered to be of a high standard, and it is wonderful to see world premieres of shows happening right here in our own backyard,…
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Eve Langley, the subject matter of the semi-biographical Eve was a mid-twentieth century Australian writer who struggled against the shackles of the “feminine function”. She was eccentric by today’s standards but insane by the standards of her day; she took to dressing as a man and changed her name to…
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When actors have so much life that their presence fills such a small, intimate performing space and the audience is in stitches from the very first line, there isn’t a sliver of doubt that you’re going to enjoy the show. This is precisely what Damon Lockwood (as producer/director/writer/actor) achieved with…
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Written by Sydney-based Rick Viede, A Hoax won the Griffin award in 2011, and now Griffin Theatre have collaborated with La Boite Theatre to present the World Premiere of A Hoax. The concept behind this provoking four-hander play about a fabricated story written under a fake pseudonym was inspired by…
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