On Stage: Much Ado About Nothing
Melbourne Shakespeare Company has again demonstrated its skill at modernising a Shakespearean comedy without compromising its essence.
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On Stage: Jazz Men
Watching Jazz Men at Melbourne’s Athenaeum Theatre it was hard to believe the performers had only been rehearsing for eight days.
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On Stage: The Merchant of Venice
The delivery of the many humorous lines and actions in The Merchant of Venice ensures the Melbourne Shakespeare Company’s latest production presents as a comedy.
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On Stage: In The Club
The potentially destructive relationship between young women and footballers is explored in In The Club, a new play from Australian playwright Patricia Cornelius.
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On Stage: For Love Nor Money
Describing the play For Love Nor Money without giving away some of the surprises that await theatre goers is challenging.
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On Stage: Mamma Mia! The Musical
There was action aplenty at Melbourne’s Princess Theatre on the opening night of Mamma Mia! The Musical.
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On Stage: Constellations
What if you could relive the most important moments in your life, over and over, to see how things could have turned out differently?
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On Stage: Godz
To describe Godz as purely a circus/acrobatic show is to ignore its many funny moments. But to label it as comedy is to dismiss the physical prowess and highly dangerous actions of its four stars.
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On Stage: Biographica
Basing a contemporary Australian opera on a flawed 16th century genius may seem a risky proposition.
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On Stage: Turn, Turn, Turn
Hypothesizing what we would change if we moved to another planet is at the core of Turn, Turn, Turn, a new Australian play debuting at Theatre Works: Explosives Factory.
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