Audrey review: This Metamorphosis doesn’t feel as pertinent as it did in the wake of the Global Financial Crisis but Clock & Spiel make it worth your while.
Written in the early 1990s, Tony Kushner’s two-part play marks a watershed in contemporary theatre.
Audrey review: A rich and satisfying work of theatre and more proof – were it needed – that Kate Mulvany is a stellar talent.
Audrey review: With more space to play this time, Sarah DeLappe's action-filled portrait of an all-female football team kicks goal after goal.
Audrey review: Hilarious for anyone who can appreciate the funny side of people being whacked unconscious, having their clothes yanked off, or set on fire.
Audrey review: For those expecting Coronation St with songs, director Shaun Rennie and designer Isabel Hudson have a surprise in store.
Audrey review: It's a long way from the cutting edge of queer theatre but Kevin Elyot's comedy remains an affecting portrait of its times and a reminder of past heartache.
Opera Australia presents a music theatre masterwork on its harbourside stage.
An unusual coming of age tale exploring rural life and what it means to belong somewhere - if you ever really can.
A story about upsetting the potato cart and standing up for your principles.
Michael Gow’s play focuses on a middle-aged theatre director in the grip of existential and professional crisis.
All your favourite characters, a special appearance from the fire-breathing dragon and a generous helping of Hogwart’s magic.
