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.
In the second of our series on the creation of Bell Shakespeare's latest Hamlet, Harriet Gordon-Anderson talks fear, film and fencing lessons.
In the first of a series of essays, actor Harriet Gordon-Anderson takes you deep into the making of Bell Shakespeare's first female Hamlet.
After the miscarriage of her second child, Elisabeth is sent to a provincial hotel to convalesce. But she is being watched.
A huge multi-playwright project exploring pernicious ideas: the tales told in Hell, and those that add to human misery.
