Rival gangs come together to overcome prejudices ingrained through centuries of linguistic misunderstanding,in the latest play by youth theatre group St Martins.
The former prime minister’s famous misogyny speech was a stunning piece of political theatre – and it’s now an acclaimed stage show.
When Indigenous artefacts are being returned,and there is global recognition of the sanctity of the dead. Why do we make an exception for Egyptian rulers?
Things Will Be Different tells the story of two of the final residents to vacate their homes ahead of a controversial public housing estate demolition.
With the Melbourne Writers Festival kicking off today,here are some of the events that should not be missed.
Spectacular 3D virtual concert ABBA Voyage is close to signing a deal to call Melbourne home. But are our major events safe in a tough budget environment?
Melburnians brought out their boas for Harry Styles then sequins for Taylor Swift. For a Jane Austen musical tribute,the dress code is:favourite character.
This month brings lyrics from Kazuo Ishiguro,a Miles Franklin winner’s latest novel,the return of Miranda July,a surprise sequel from Colm Toibin and spacey stories from Ceridwen Dovey.
The popular comedian asked the mother and baby to leave his Saturday night Comedy Festival show,saying it was for people aged over 15 only and the baby was “disrupting” his performance.
Eight years after becoming a huge cult hit in the West End,the musical The Grinning Man is heading Down Under.
Despite the rough lead-up and dropping half of its acts,Pandemonium music festival didn’t live up to its name – and was ultimately a pretty good time.