StageArt: Spring Awakening
Melbourne’s had the opportunity to see two adaptions of Frank Wedekind’s 1891 play Spring Awakening this month. StageArt’s production of
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Author: Anne-Marie Peard
My Fair Lady, Melbourne
“Words, words, words! I’m so sick of words I get words all day through.” This was always my favourite song
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Cabaret, Melbourne season
David M Hawkins’s production of Cabaret may be as pretty as Sally Bowles’s green nail polish, but the only person
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Bell Shakespeare: Richard 3
Being in the depths of the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, I was calling Richard 3, by Bell Shakespeare, Chick Dick
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Trainspotting Live
I was splashed by a wet condom and had a shite covered naked arse within touching distance. Choose life. Choose theatre.
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MTC: Faith Healer
Faith Healer, directed by Judy Davis, at Sydney’s Belvoir last year was so successful that the MTC put it into
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The play that goes so wrong that it’s right
The Cornley Polytechnic Drama Society present The Murder at Haversham Manor. It goes wrong. Very wrong. So wrong that it’s totally right.
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La Mama: The Fever
In a hotel room in a third-world country, an unnamed person recounts a story of the fever he suffers from
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MTC: John
American playwright Annie Baker won a 2014 Pulitzer Prize for The Flick (seen at Red Stitch) when she was 33. Her writing’s
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Review: The Red Detachment of Women
Can’t afford your own time machine? A ticket to the National Ballet of China’s Red Detachment of Women is the
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