Theatre

Caryl Churchill’s radical dramatic language captures the complexities of moments rich with change.

Robyn Archer might now be best known as one of our great cultural advocates, but as a performer she remains an icon.

Joshua Harmon’s play Admissions has much to say about American white privilege but gives us little time to reflect.

Australia’s most celebrated drag queen, Courtney Act, is now moving to centre stage at the Sydney Theatre Company.

Carissa Licciardello’s adaptation of John Cassavetes’ Opening Night at Belvoir offers teasing glimpses of what might have been.

The Dead Puppet Society’s The Wider Earth is a captivating enactment of Charles Darwin’s discovery of evolution.

Material aspiration clashes with true romance in Glace Chase’s open-hearted play Triple X.

As a working-class boy from Belfast, Kenneth Branagh found Shakespeare the key to a new life.

Documentary theatremaker Roslyn Oades has spent her life investigating the art of listening.

Moulin Rouge reinvents the jukebox musical with a mix of sentimentality and grit that eluded Baz Luhrmann’s film.