Sydney’s theatre scene is as broad as the city itself, with a thriving independent sector and professional companies with world-class pedigrees. Classics, new Australian writing, voices from culturally and linguistically diverse communities … You’re spoiled for choice.
An aspiring young director rages against the art created by his mother’s generation in this remix of Chekhov's The Seagull.
From Mad March Hare, the Sydney premiere of US writer Clare Barron's darkly comic play about family, illness and cowboys.
This devised work promises a night of reassurance, full of songs you are ashamed you know the lyrics to.
A new indie theatre venue goes live with a production of Andrew Bovell's devastating tale of disconnection between individuals.
Set in the world of children’s music, Mary Rachel Brown’s Permission to Spin is a funny-till-it’s-not cage fight between ego, art and ethics.
