Audrey review: Megan Wilding's portrait of a young woman's grief is one of the best debut plays in recent memory.
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The Australian premiere of Lucy Kirkwood's international hit is a tale of sibling rivalry set against a backdrop of scientific discovery.
Audrey review: Fuelled by furious rebellion, this is theatre full of bite, ballads, bangers and belly laughs.
Deluxe Deluxe may involve partial nudity, coarse language, adult content, drug references and strobe lighting. A good night out, yes?
A story about upsetting the potato cart and standing up for your principles.
The first opera designed to be performed in a public bathroom tells the story of three women meeting for the first time.
A guy in love with his best friend unwittingly open a gateway to hell. Senior prom ruined.
A young woman inherits an olive farm in Italy. The food is great but the place comes with ghosts of a barbarous past.
A true showbiz icon takes you on another whirlwind ride with songs and stories from 50 years on and off the stage.
Australia’s favourite self-help guru (self-appointed) reflects on her life in the "business of show".
A new play by 20-year-old Jodi Rabinowitz celebrates and satirises the stubborn passion of young creatives.
Which decade produced the funniest comedians?
US playwright Caridad Svich explores lives of unprotected young people exploited by a powerful journalist.
