Time For The Cup
It’s the ultimate challenge for the fastest wits in the comedy business. The climax of a season of cut-throat comic
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Government keeps theatre at forefront
The Victorian Government says it will continue to support major musicals in a sure sign that Melbourne will become the theatre centre of the country, if it hasn’t already.
Read moreSTC extends five shows
As general ticket sales open for Sydney Theatre Company’s 2010 productions on Tuesday, December 1 at 9am, the seasons of five
Read moreHollywood heads to Darlinghurst
In his award winning comedy The Pitch, the versatile Peter Houghton channels Robert De Niro, Sean Connery, Anthony Hopkins, Catherine Zeta-Jones and Russell Crowe, just to name a few.
Read moreWicked confirms Christmas Schedule
Blockbuster Sydney musical Wicked has confirmed an amended schedule for the Christmas period and announced it is dumping Tuesday evening performances after Christmas.
Read moreYoung decides to call Australia home
For Matt Young, his theatre career has in some ways worked in reverse. Whilst most young musical theatre stars dream
Read moreLewis withdraws from playwright’s award
The can of worms opened by blogger Joanna Erskine surrounding Sydney’s Company B has taken a dramatic twist tonight, with playwright Caleb Lewis sensationally withdrawing from the Phillip Parsons Young Playwright’s Award.
Read morePreparations continue for Spring Awakening
Spring Awakening, the hit musical merging Frank Wedekind’s controversial, classic play with an indie-rock score by Steven Sater and Duncan Sheik, has its Australian premiere as part of Sydney Theatre Company’s 2010 Main Stage season.
Read moreThe Hatpin Returns
The Australian musical The Hatpin will have another showing in Sydney with the amateur debut of the show scheduled for next year.
Read moreMary Poppins auditions flood in
If it was a marketing ploy, it has worked a treat. Performers desperate to play the role of Mary in
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