Kate Mulvany's adaptation of Ruth Park's gritty family saga traces the lives of the Darcy family over the course of 30 years.
Audrey review: Not as theatrically adventurous as other plays we’ve seen deal with military service-induced PTSD, but still a substantial, thoughtful work.
Jessica Swale’s hit play traces the trajectory of Nell Gwynn, from humble orange peddler to mistress of the king of England.
A direct response to the epidemic of domestic abuse, Steve Rodgers’ drama provides us with glimpses into a panoramic lie.
Kendall Feaver’s play is a compelling study of a young woman trying to discover where her illness ends and her identity begins.
Catherine Alcorn makes her Sydney Opera House debut with her tribute to Bette Midler.
UK playwright Nick Payne introduces his audience to the theory of the “multiverse” through the infinite possibilities of a single relationship.
New Theatre hosts five Queer plays during the Sydney Fringe Festival, including the world premiere of a new Australian work.
A showcase of new works by dancer-choreographers Sara Black and Lucky Lartey.
Storytellers Festival presents a reading of Van Badham's "homage to Cold War nuclear horror".
A reading of a new play partly inspired by the Olympia Milk Bar on Parramatta Road and its cryptic owner.
Colette F. Keen pays tribute to the late Steve J Spears with a play based on his unpublished novella.
Vicki Van Hout lays bare the the consultative process involved in indigenous art making.
The story of Bambert, an impossibly small man with an enormous love for writing.
