Yury Butusov's staging of Shakespeare's King Lear shows how the collapse of a family, of a country, and of an individual are all connected.
Yury Butusov’s award-winning staging of Shakespeare’s King Lear tells us a story in which the collapse of a family, the collapse of a country, and the collapse of an individual are all connected to each other.
In Shakespeare’s classic work, Lear imagined himself to be God’s equal – and so he divided his kingdom between his daughters just to see what would happen.
Konstantin Raikin stars as Lear.
Maia Weshcler's intimate 2018 documentary invites viewers into the intimate world of the dance studio.
With its geoblock now removed, you can tune into BBC Radio 4's library of one-shot dramas, documentary features and radio series.
Director Anna Houston counts the costs involved in the COVID-19-related postponement of the Australian premiere of Is God Is - and it's more than just financial.
'Tis the listicle time of year, so here are the shows we think have been the most significant or just plain pleasurable of 2019.
The rapidly evolving response to COVID-19 will have a profound effect on Sydney's theatre and live performance industry. Latest developments and announcements here.
Sydney Theatre Company shelves three shows as magnitude and possible duration of COVID-19 crisis becomes clearer.
