UK playwright Jasmine Lee-Jones dives into the murky waters of colourism and the commodification of black womxn.
Blurring the lines between fiction and reality, David Henry Hwang's comedy weighs up what we put on for show and how much of it is truly who we are?
A satirical exploration of Australia's weakness for media sensationalism, as told through the life of Schapelle Corby.
In David Williamson’s ground-breaking 1971 play, two cops are drawn into the lives of two women dealing with domestic violence and abuse.
In Alexander Lee-Rekers' new play, everyone reacts differently when the lights go out.
A night of storytelling featuring a diverse range of characters who pop up unexpectedly in a historic CBD watering hole.
This new Australian opera mashes flavours of Masterchef and Hunger Games and takes reality television to its absurd conclusions.
The biggest little play festival in the world is now entering its 20th year, returning to the Tom Mann Theatre in Surry Hills.
Steven Oliver, star of the ABC TV series Black Comedy, brings his critically acclaimed cabaret Bigger & Blacker to the Studio.
The true story of a civil servant who conspired to cure her society's ills with a "political hair-of-the-dog".
Crying Chair Theatre present two new Australian plays exploring old age in these times.
A night of storytelling featuring a diverse range of characters who pop up unexpectedly in a historic CBD watering hole.
A family returns to a home that’s seen better days – but it still has its orchard. For now.
