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A 'revolutionary' play looks at the trauma of AIDS and how humour became a coping mechanism.
The designer who clothed royalty in a baggy T-shirt talks about the costumes speak louder than ...
Make 'em laugh. Could there be any brief more stress-inducing, more likely to send a man to drink ...
Reprising a role in a play is a little like riding a bike, according to The Lover's Kate ...
The musician, composer, actor and comedian reflects on life, love and getting his gear off.
Difficult territory is a cornerstone of the visual arts - so artist Mikala Dwyer knew it would be ...
The Australian Ballet's much-anticipated return to Canberra with a full, main-stage show was a ...
Prime Time is a grand and genial undertaking. The focus is the complete catalogue of Australian ...
The Removalists' violent portrayal of Australian manhood is as relevant today as it was in the ...
Anthony Burgess's novel A Clockwork Orange employed linguistic invention to pose moral ...
A star's risky approach revamps a festival, writes Andrew Taylor.
This weekend, Jason Donovan will appear around Australia in an arena spectacular, yet he won't ...
Three performers who have played Glinda in Wicked descend on our stages simultaneously.
Playing the female lead in a famous story meant Esther Hannaford had to do it her way.
Ben Forster reveals how much he's prepared to suffer in his greatest role as the lead in Jesus ...
Choreographer Jiri Kylian has withdrawn his repertoire from the Sydney-bound dance company he ...
Stage shows dangles damsel from Melbourne's tallest building.
Tempo Theatre has come up with an admirably brisk production of Agatha Christie's The Hollow.
The question ''How do you make a ballet about Parliament House?'' is a good one.
Revolve actor Rosie Wyatt just 45 degrees and you'll see the sideburns on her sweet girlish face.
Is it better to be forced to be good, or better to choose to be bad?
A legendary wit and his muse make for a great partnership with plenty to sing about.
Staging big and bold performance spectacles is a speciality of Normand Latourelle.
The musical comic of the moment is in greater demand than ever but doesn't like boasting.
The British actress is in town for One Man, Two Guvnors and admits she's a tourist geek.
As Gatsby fever takes off, the 1920s are all the rage. But can 21st century gal Hannah Betts learn ...
Catherine McClements imagines a modern-day Phedre auditioning for The Voice.
With its semi-naked dancers and red silk skirts, ballet Bella Figura still has the ability ...
City streets could become even noisier if the City of Sydney takes up the public's ideas for a ...
Phedre is a very big ask indeed: one of the most demanding roles in the whole of world theatre, it ...