How will public risk perception dictate the remobilisation of Australian theatre
Risk perceptions are defined as an individual’s subjective beliefs about the characteristics and severity of a risk. These beliefs make
Read moreRisk perceptions are defined as an individual’s subjective beliefs about the characteristics and severity of a risk. These beliefs make
Read moreCaitlin and Oscar haven’t spoken in six months. After the death of Oscar’s brother, things weren’t quite the same between
Read moreOpening recently in Sydney, Eddie Perfect’s The Beast has been directed by Simon Phillips, and will soon head to Melbourne
Read moreThe third Tuesday in February is officially “Theatre Day” in the State of Victoria. We at AussieTheatre think it’s cause for national (and international) celebration! Check out some of the images and stories from #TheatreDay2015
Read moreLa Boite’s latest indie production is as complex and perplexing as its two-option title, Or Forever Hold Your Peace (The
Read moreGood old fashioned story-telling, where everything old is new again. New work by intergenerational theatre company, Force of Circumstance (FOC),
Read moreTo anyone who knows me, it’s no secret that I have coveted an opportunity to include Justine Clarke in this
Read moreThis fun little tidbit showed up yesterday in a London blog and I adored it and couldn’t help but share it
Read moreRobert Cockburn’s explosive new play The Hotel Hibiscusis an Australian political play that questions our complicity and silence in war
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