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16.07.2022 From Campfire to Stage Light is an epic journey focused on the discovery of self and Indigenous pride, as told through the life experiences of David Bindi Hudson – a well-known and loved cultural leader and global ambassador for Indigenous Australia. David Bindi Hudson in From Campfire to Stage…

08.07.2022 Teen Angst provides young people with a voice to air their grievances to the adults in their lives, through original music, stellar acting and hilarious comedy. Photo by Clare Hawley. The show features four main characters, each representing a different aspect of the teenage experience. The actors also become…

08.07.2022 Michelle Law makes her Sydney Theatre Company debut with an irreverently outrageous and frenetically farcical new body-swap comedy, Top Coat. Arisa Yura, Amber McMahon and John Batchelor in Sydney Theatre Company’s Top Coat, 2022. Photo by Daniel Boud © The play follows Chinese-Australian nail-technician Winnie (Kime Tsukakoshi), who is…

30.06.2022 “You’ll do your business, and she, if she’s worthy of you, will do hers; but it’s your business to please yourself, and hers to please you.” Eliza Scott, Tuuli Narkle and Nikita Waldron in Sydney Theatre Company’s The Tenant of Wildfell Hall, 2022. Photo: Prudence Upton © For centuries…

16.06.2022 Boxing and corsets are not two things you’d expect to be put together, yet this is exactly what Theatre Travels Productions does, and does well in The Sweet Science of Bruising. The Australian premiere of the British play written by Joy Wilkinson, explores the lure of boxing for four…

29.06.2022 Nicole Pingon’s Moon Rabbit Rising is theatre like I’ve never seen it before. Moon Rabbit Rising, 2022. Photo by Clare Hawley. Inspired by the legend of 后羿 (Hou Yi), a mythological Chinese archer, and his wife 嫦娥 (Chang’e), the Chinese goddess of the Moon, Moon Rabbit Rising is a…