Antoinette Halloran’s Runaway Soprano is racing to Arts Centre Melbourne
Antoinette is downing the apron and wooden spoon, and heading up to the Hamer Hall stage. Having just completed a
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Features
Talking War Horse with Puppetry Director Matthew Forbes
The story of a young horse’s service in World War I France has been warming the hearts of audiences since
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Nathan Maynard on A Not So Traditional Story
When Wurangkili and Timita meet a mysterious alien, they are forced to embark on an epic quest for answers. A
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Theatre after #MeToo – David Whiteley on Ulster American
A female writer, an A-List actor and an ambitious West End director are sitting in a room. What could possibly
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Erin Cornell talks life, The Voice and her new show: Wild Heart
Erin Cornell is as mercurial as she is intense, and it is always only a couple of minutes into our
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Charlie And The Chocolate Factory arrives in Melbourne
Roald Dahl’s iconic Charlie and the Chocolate Factory has delighted for over 50 years. The 1964 novel has been the subject
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Nick and Diane Marson on Come From Away
Come From Away opened in Melbourne last month to roaring applause, plenty of tears, and a well earned standing ovation.
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Kimberley Bartosik on choreographing and her upcoming works
Kimberly Bartosik has been a prolific choreographer and artistic developer for over 20 years. Her organisation daela facilitates the development of
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Director Sonya Suares on Sunday In The Park With George
“White, a blank page or canvas. The challenge, bring order to the whole through design, composition, tension, balance, light, and
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Nicola Bowman on The Red Tree, a new musical adaptation
Shaun Tan’s The Red Tree has been celebrated around the world. Winning numerous awards globally, the book is just one of Tan’s
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