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With a powerful and pulsating music base, inspired by Berlin in the 1920s, Bernie Dieter’s Club Kabarett is slick and sizzling, ribald...

The concept is a game show-based pop quiz with a musical focus, overlaid with a manufactured relationship breakdown by the host, Uma...

Scotsman Danny Bhoy is a brilliant, easy-going, personable, eminently relatable comedian who has been plying his trade full-time around...

Drag star Trevor Ashley et al slay it in a riotously funny show that derives its conceit from Baz Luhrmann’s jukebox musical Moulin...

Mel Bracewell is comic gold. She is a delightful yarn spinner, who turns the ordinary into the special. Appropriately, she has the...

Harry Potter is a global cultural phenomenon.   It started with what became the most successful book series in history (more than 600...

Frequently politically incorrect, Jordan Barr revels in pushing the boundaries in a show that stirs the pot.   Many are in the firing...

Lightscape (Friday, 20th June – Sunday, 10th August, 2025) has become an annual, must-see cavalcade of illuminated wonder at Royal...

It has the look and feel of a silly student production.   It marks the first fully written play and directorial debut of Oscar O’Brien.  ...

A horrendous sound mix – it was too loud and distorting – ruined what could have been one of the best shows at the Melbourne...

As her show reveals, Gillian Cosgriff is a born worrier who Googles just about everything.   But, of course, she is not the only stress...

There is nothing comedian Geraldine Hickey likes more to clear her mind than a bit of a wander – a walk or a run – or so she tells us.  ...

A contemporary comedic horror, SLAY challenges the patriarchy and looks to install feminists as the next legitimate Australian...

He’s quick-witted, natural, easy going and self-deprecating. He’s playful and he’s funny.   Luke McGregor speaks openly about his autism,...

Seventy-five years on, Guys & Dolls continues to charm and delight.   The Handa Opera production on Sydney Harbour is polished, memorable...

Is the rock a portal to other worlds, the conduit for transformative magic, which allows people to simply disappear?   These are...

What a powerhouse of a show this is. The music, the moves and magnitude of it all were certainly not lost on me.   The setting is the...

Twenty-one-year-old Leo Joseph-Connell (Shiv Palekar) values his independence.   He’s fallen out with his mother Jane and is on a...

One of the most powerful opening nights I have attended, the cast of Jesus Christ Superstar absolutely nailed it at the Princess Theatre....

Can we escape a tortured past? That question is at the heart of the new drama Lyceum Highway, written by KV Adams and debuting at Meat...