The sun is shining in Richmond for Rattigan's Revival
While the Sun Shines’s triumphant run back in 2019 was so well-received that it returns to the Orange Tree Theatre once again
Romance in a Real-Life Nazi Summer Camp
The year is 1938, on the brink of the WWII, and two teenagers meet and fall in love at a Long Island summer camp for American youths of German descent
South Africa, France, Dance: An Unexpected Trio
Gregory Maqoma leads Vuyani Dance Theatre in an inspired performance that intermingles South African literature and French music
Manon
Kenneth Macmillan’s powerful retelling of this tragic love story at the Royal Opera House, set to music by Massenet
Glass. Kill. Bluebeard. Imp.
3.5 stars As the title implies, this performance was comprised of four different plays, each increasing in length – the final play, ‘Imp’, was one hour long. ‘Glass’ tells the story of a girl made of glass, discussing important themes of abuse. However, this aspect didn’t seem to quite
Love and Loss, Music and Mourning
A modern look at an old-time favourite with allegorical hints
Class
Writer-director duo Iseult Golden and David Horan bring their sold-out Fringe show to the Bush Theatre.
Out of Water
Head over to Richmond to see a heartfelt, beautiful exploration gender identity and sexuality on the stage.
Twelfth Night
Shakespeare time travels to the roaring 20s for this unique twist on a classic comedy.
Funeral Flowers: part play, part poetry, all authentic
This gripping 60-minute monologue quite literally has you out of your seat as you follow Angelique through her hectic life navigating the care system, avoiding her boyfriend’s gang, and suffering sexual violence.
Vessel
An entrancing amalgamation of sculpture and dance that pushes the limits of what the human body can do.
Medea
Acclaimed director Simon Stone’s chilling take on a timeless Greek tragedy.