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In its initial scenes, Simon Stephens’ Heisenberg presents itself as the simple story of a May December romance, but as it develops it becomes a …

Joining such legendary musical trios as the Andrews Sisters, the Supremes and Fascinating Aida are the tremendous Trio of Dips. If the result of this …

Wandering into the quirky surrounds of The Butterfly Club, one can’t help but feel excited for whatever show is on, and Lisa Woodbrook’s fabulous show …

In the face of impending climate catastrophe; the Three Graces provides a restless mosaic of the ways that women carve out a legacy for themselves …

Producing new theatre can be a tall order in any town, let alone one like Brisbane. We’re only just waking up to the artistic butterfly …

Tali Brash’s many compelling voices were set on a small portable stage alongside her pianist (Glenn) who provided atmospheric music and occasional backing, and her …

Everybody say yeah! CLOC has delivered an outstanding production in Kinky Boots! Upon arrival into St Kilda’s National Theatre, the audience is immediately greeted by …

American Psycho first appeared in musical form in London in 2013, following years of development. In 2016, after further workshopping, the show made its way …

THE LINE”, making its world premiere at the State Theatre Centre, is a compelling and moving dance-theatre piece by co-creators Artistic Director Raewyn Hill and Co3 Australia Associate Artist …

Mocha Is Not Coffee explores far more than the choice blend of mocha or macchiato. Norbury Productions opens up the discourse of well being and …