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Jen Silverman's absurd, funny and poignant play about grief and loss is soon to make its Australian premiere at fortyfivedownstairs. Still...

Briony Dunn: When the rain stops falling

Produced by Iron Lung Theatre, Andrew Bovell's award winning epic play, When the Rain Stops Falling, is set to open at theatre works next month....

Creepy and kooky comes to Chapel off Chapel

The Addams Family has been a part of the pop culture psyche since the sitcom debuted in 1964, and its gothic charm and dark humour has given way to...

Evelyn Krape Takes On the Heath in King Lear

Melbourne Shakespeare Company’s moving contemporary adaptation of Shakespeare’s greatest tragedy, King Lear, comes to Fortyfivedownstairs later...

Robyn Nevin and the slippery slope of propaganda

Robyn Nevin has carved out an enviable career since first graduating from NIDA in 1960. Highly regarded as one of Australia's finest stage...

Ngarngk; Giver of Life: Carissa Lee

YIRRAMBOI Festival is Australia's only First Nations-led arts festival, featuring 100+ events from 250+ creatives. Every two years, YIRRAMBOI...

Sharmini Kumar and her queeens

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The Gospel According to Paul According to Jonathan Biggins

The Gospel According to Paul is the smash hit one man comedy about Paul Keating coming to the Arts Centre, Melbourne, next month. Perhaps most...

Sequins, heels and a bus named Priscilla

CLOC Music Theatre’s production of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert opens on Friday 30th April 2021, after being postponed twice in 2020. After...

Kirsten von Bibra Discusses The Cane

Red Stitch Actors’ Theatre opens the month with a powerful and potent play by one of the widely performed playwrights of British theatre, Mark...

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