Electrocution, savage dogs, abusive residents and asbestos. Just another day on the job for meter readers Peter and Lachlan.
Kris McQuaid stars in Alana Valentine's new play, a story of work and corruption and how Australia went from working class to middle class.
It is probably a good thing that Zenek Obarzanek and Laurence Lipson never met in real life.
Part mystery, part comedy and part romance, a new play plunges the audience into the surprising life of gallery attendant.
First performed in 1986, Willy Russell’s comic monologue all but kick-started the ‘it’s never too late to be yourself’ genre.
From playwright Brooke Robinson, an unflinching examination of homelessness asking how willing we are to take care of our most vulnerable.
A new production of American writer Alice Birch's call-to-arms draws on conversations with more than 80 Australian women.
