Theatre

He’s worked with Oscar winners, directed a hit film and now brings to life the story of a revered Indigenous Australian.

Mamet’s monster of a play is given a mousy rendition, save for its star.

He has enchanted audiences and critics alike, but for Simon Russell Beale the dark souls of his subjects leave a lasting impression.

Quiet please, there's a lady on stage. Lights go up on renowned artistic director Robyn Archer.

Developments such as Barangaroo provide the opportunity for new landmark arts spaces. How best to plan them?

Nobody does blonde and ditzy better than Wicked star Lucy Durack. But now this winning witch is also turning her creative powers to writing.

We don’t revive Australian classic drama very much and we are not regularly promoting younger Australian playwrights into the mainstream repertoire.

As the first Indigenous head of a state theatre company, Wesley Enoch is used to breaking new ground. He’s also no stranger to controversy.

Two clever companies keep audiences in their thrall, as children’s theatre comes of age.

In the rehearsal room with one of Australia's finest actors.