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Once (Perth Season) Review

11.06.2022 Once, produced by Black Swan Theatre Company in collaboration with Darlinghurst Theatre Company, is an intimate production where music makes the heart move. Victoria Falconer and Toby Franics in Once, 2022. Photo: Daniel J Grant © Once is a modern-day urban love story of a disheartened Irish musician on…
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Bernhardt/Hamlet Review

03.06.2022 Theresa Rebeck’s Bernhardt/Hamlet directed by Lee Lewis starring Angie Miliken is a joyful and captivating production and one to see come hell or high water. Bernhardt/Hamlet, 2022. Photo: Brett Boardman © Miliken commands the stage with an engaging presence that draws the audience into her complex performance. Not only…
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Sexual Misconduct of the Middle Classes Review

05.06.2022 Walking out of Sexual Misconduct of the Middle Classes I was totally unsure if I loved it or hated it, and in the end that feels like the point. Izabella Yena and Dan Spielman in Sexual Misconduct of the Middle Classes, 2022. Photo: Jaimi Joy © The play hurtles…
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Berlin Underground x Theatre x Grannies?

Hi folks! It’s a pleasure to meet you. I’m Lauren, another fresh face at ATYP in this exciting time of growth for the company. I moved from Melbourne last month to take on the brand new Associate Producer position and I’m thrilled to be here! I’ve worked as a producer…
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The Martin-Lysicrates Prize 2022

MARTIN-LYSICRATES PRIZE 2022 ATYP is proud to partner once again with The Lysicrates Foundation and Riverside Theatres to present the exciting Martin-Lysicrates Prize 2022. The annual Martin Lysicrates Prize, first awarded in 2017, with a one-year COVID break in 2020, is a unique playwriting competition supporting the development of new…
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Young Bodies/Somebody’s Review

28.05.2022 When I first heard of Miranda Michalowski’s debut play Young Bodies/Somebody’s,  I’ll admit I was pretty excited by the concept. A show about shame, secrecy, and sisterhood; a relatable relationship dynamic that I don’t think is explored too often on the stage. Therefore I was pretty excited to head…
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