The Sydney Opera House makes its contribution to the plethora of online content being made available by the world’s major performing arts venues.
Written by James Graham, This House is a timely, moving and funny insight into the workings of British politics.
This film adaptation of David Ireland's black comedy blends live capture of performance from the iconic Royal Court Theatre stage production with location shooting in Belfast.
Finnish director Jussi Nikkilä’s new interpretation of Don Giovanni marries modern and rococo styles.
London's famed "Wooden O" is online for the duration of the Corona virus crisis and offering a wide selection of its Shakespeare productions to view on demand.
Canada's Stratford Festival presents a free-to-view program of Shakespeare productions speaking to four pandemic themes.
Part love letter, part hate mail to the harbour city, Emerald City is one of the best works by Australian theatre’s most beloved craftsman and commentator, David Williamson.
In a quadruple bill of new one-act operas, four Australian women composers share the stories they've always wanted to tell.
Unable to perform live while the country is in COVID-19 lock-down, Opera Australia has created another way to share their performances with opera fans.
Griffin Theatre’s programming of vintage plays into its all-Australian season has yielded some outstanding theatre in recent years.
Audrey review: Montague Basement resurrects FW Murnau’s silent classic to explore the spiralling obsession with borders and infiltration.
Mary Rachel Brown’s story of a family trapped in gambling addiction stands proud on the small screen.
