Author: Nora Charles
Neil Simon’s The Odd Couple premiered in 1965. It went on to become his most successful work, spawning multiple stage…
Packer and Sons is the latest offering by playwright Tommy Murphy with most notable work behind Mark Colvin’s Kidney and…
Stick it to the man! With talented kids playing musical instruments, singing, dancing and displaying the great energy that only…
You might think of Gilbert and Sullivan as a little camp. But the Hayes dialled it up a notch or…
What do you get when you mix beer, a pub, nine young guys and a few musical instruments? The Choir…
“I don’t want a childhood. I want to be a ballet dancer.” Many of the audience at Billy Elliot the…
The Wharf Revue 2019 started its run late this year, playing in Sydney near the beginning of its tour. The…
The Real Thing is about love – real love, lasting love, commitment versus a daily bargain, different lovers and taking…
Written in 1955, set in the late 1890s, The Torrents is a gem from award-winning playwright and feminist writer (intentionally…
Balancing the scales for the big day. I’ve had my own adventures in couture lately, and on a visit to…
Australian Writer and Actor, Nakkiah Lui, wrote this play in nine months, as she believed the timing for her message…
It’s been a season of the crown. On film, it was donned by The Favourite’s Queen Anne – and in…
Deja Revue. When the jacarandas are in bloom, the weather has turned, and the festive season is bearing down upon…
Masters of Modern Art from the Hermitage has opened in Sydney, and what a treat it is. Brought from the…
Off and running, welcome to the race for the perfect hat. In case you somehow forgot, Melbourne Cup is tomorrow…
Accidental Death of an Anarchist Drama Theatre, Sydney Opera House Fo’s formidable female cast As we were leaving the theatre,…
