An immersive televisual experience about what most of us have been doing over the last few months: bingeing TV seasons at home.
Eryn Jean Norvill performs every role Oscar Wilde's story of an exquisite young man who makes a Faustian wish for eternal youth.
Audrey review: Adapted by Tom Wright from the cult novel, a play as dense and thorny as the landscape it describes.
When Alma De Groen's Wicked Sisters premiered at the Stables in 2002, Australian stages were bereft of fiercely intelligent, independent, brave, elegant, witty female characters over 50.
New normal, back to normal, no normal. Four weekends of new live performance for a distanced world.
Audrey review: Actors give their all in a Christmas-themed distraction in which the rules are everything.
A Covid-safe, socially distanced edition of Sydney Dance Company's annual showcase of emerging choreographic talent.
Four Western Sydney hood-rats clash in a string of violence, substance abuse and sexual encounters.
Switch off your dating apps, forget the nightclubs and tune in to a thousand-year tradition of courtly Persian love poetry.
Neil LaBute’s The Shape of Things is a gender-reversed Pygmalion with a nasty sting in its tail.
A staged reading of a new play by Australian clinical psychologist, writer and human rights advocate Alice Spigelman.
A side-splitting extravaganza for kids shatters the fourth wall and glues it back together with silliness.
Jasmin Sheppard's new dance work explores and challenges the social expectations of what it means to look or sound Aboriginal.
Squabbalogic returns to the stage this December with a special fundraising concert in support of their new works in development for 2021.
A heartfelt comedy about celebrating our differences, from acclaimed Western Sydney writer James Elazzi.
