Director Kate Gaul makes her Hayes Theatre Co debut with a gender-bending, hyper-theatrical and kinky take on this Gilbert & Sullivan classic.
Oscar-winning comedian Steve Martin adapted this classic German satire about a couple whose conservative existence is shattered.
Griffin Theatre presents the Australian premiere of Rita Kalnejais' bittersweet love story between a fox and a lonely teenage boy.
Claudio and Hero are deeply in love. Beatrice and Benedick would rather swap sassy insults than sweet nothings.
Now in its fifth year, Liveworks brings together groundbreaking artists to push artistic boundaries and create unexpected experiences.
Rossini was showing off when he wrote Il Viaggio a Reims, an opera destined to dazzle the aristocracy then disappear forever.
It’s just another day at the Singapore office of Clearday cosmetics. That is, until they discover that their new TV commercial has been leaked online.
Audrey review: Four women without smart-phones or social media may date Theresa Rebeck's play but her mercurially moody characters still convince.
Audrey review: We are half a world and half a century removed from the story presented here but The Angry Brigade’s depiction of opposing forces feels very current.
Audrey review: Kurios invites its audience into a Jules Verne-inspired future-past full of surprises and charm.
Audrey review: The penultimate Wharf Revue is slicker and glitzier than most and as hit-and-miss as ever.
Audrey review: Sydney Theatre Company delivers an evening of quality stroke play on the smoothest wicket imaginable.
