Author: Anne-Marie Peard

When a show opens with a baby’s head in a microwave oven, you know you have to keep watching.

Farndale Avenue Housing Estate’s Townswomen’s Guild Dramatic Society (try their best to) present Murder at Checkmate Manor! This shemozzled murder

It was a pleasing beginning of light-hearted entertainment that later dived into a boring spiral of thought-provoking, emotional turmoil at

Sometimes it is hard to understand why a beautifully written script by a proven and accomplished writer doesn’t leap off

Hands up if you can name Australia’s internationally revered national contemporary dance company. How Aussie that, after 20 years of

It was a long but worthy venture into a world of complex relationships challenged by dramatic state of affairs with

While The Hollow was blessed with talent, great costumes and an elaborate set, when watching this long and slow play

Is it really that time of the year already? The Wharf Revue is back, ready to summarise a year of

OhThe Horror! What better way to spend all hallow’s eve than with Carrie and Norman singing a duet about their

The Crucible’s traditional essence and fervent temper is kept in tact by Michael Gow but given a fresh angle that