Author: Anne-Marie Peard

  I couldn’t see Bare Witness until its last week and so hope we see it return, as it’s a moving, relevant and

  Having recently bought 10 kg of juicing carrots at the farmers’ market, the Short Pants No Holes set looks a bit

To celebrate the 80th birthday of the music theatre legend Stephen Sondheim, Melbourne music theatre champions Magnormos have chosen three

If you haven’t experienced a world created by UK playwright Martin Crimp, Red Stitch defty grasp the threatening tone, the

  Audiences may already know and love Cat Stevens’ music, but it’s unlikely many would be familiar with the “three

 Cav and Pag, the classic double bill of 1 act melodramas is always popular fare, and has been a staple

  T.S. Elliot predicted the world would end with a whimper. Con Nats suggests a fiery comet will destroy earth.

  This quirky American comedy about a talking dog got off to a great start but later slumped and failed

  Betrayal is a back-to-front love affair story that delves into the deception, passion and consequences of infidelity. The play starts