On Stage: Eurydice
Melbourne Shakespeare Company’s adaption of Sarah Ruhl’s Eurydice illustrates the company’s philosophy of contemporising classical stories and often presenting these stories from a female perspective.
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On Stage: Red Acts’ Present Laughter
RedActs staging of Noel Coward’s humorous play Present Laughter provided the perfect platform for younger actors to showcase their stagecraft.
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On Stage: Ally Morgan’s If You’re Hearing This
The problems of the world and young people are humorously explored in Ally Morgan’s one woman show If You’re Hearing This.
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On Stage: Murder Village: An Improvised Whodunnit
Reviewing a performance of Murder Village: An Improvised Whodunnit is fraught with danger.
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On Stage: Anything But The Dyson and Other Excellent Monologues
Women of a certain age are definitely going to connect with Katrina Mathers’ Anything But The Dyson and Other Excellent Monologues, staged as part of the Melbourne International Comedy Festival.
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On Stage: Australian Open
Visitors to Melbourne currently have two versions of an Australian Open to entertain them.
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On Stage: I’m Only Dating These Men Because My Uncle Bequeathed Me Money and I Need to Get Married by the End of the Year
The challenge of finding true love is explored in the rather zany musical comedy I’m Only Dating These Men Because My Uncle Bequeathed Me Money and I Need to Get Married by the End of the Year.
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On Stage: The Haunting of Spook Mansion (By Ghosts)
Combine a top Australian comedy writer and director with equally talented actors and you get the new highly entertaining play, The Haunting of Spook Mansion (By Ghosts).
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On Stage: Colour and Light: The Art of Stephen Sondheim
Five talented performers, clever staging and some fantastic songs ensure Colour and Light: The Art of Stephen Sondheim offers a memorable musical experience.
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On Stage: Othello
It’s a good idea to have some idea of Othello before seeing Melbourne Shakespeare Company’s new show playing at fortyfive downstairs.
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