Neda Rahmani tells stories about her family. Her stories aren't extraordinary. Good stories rarely are. But they are honest and open and…
After fizzling out in 2013 with the deplorable Maggie Stone, The State Theatre Company of South Australia opens 2014 with…
Ticketed Seating Can Go Burn a Cat! Marking the 10th Anniversary of La Boite at the Roundhouse Theatre sees a…
Robert Wilson’s Krapp’s Last Tape is a form of theatrical water torture. The deafening sound cues of thunder claps and…
In the first few moments of this performance there was some uneasy laughter, as if to ask “will Shona Reppe…
With a bus loaded with 60 year three students we headed to Sacrilege, the biggest bouncy castle in the world,…
There is an average of 1507 things in the rooms of the 1200 young Australians that Barking Gecko profiled in…
Actors Ana Graham and Antonio Vega rush around in front of us as we enter the theatre; they dress with…
Written by James Cunningham, The Sheds is about a gay AFL footballer and the effect his public coming-out has on…
Once in Royal David's City, the return of celebrated playwright Michael Gow to Sydney, is a product of time, age,…