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24.05.2022 Ate Lovia contains themes of racism, alcohol addiction, domestic abuse, and family violence. It’s a wet evening in Sydney but it’s warm and toasty inside The Old Fitz waiting to watch Ate Lovia (pronounced AH-teh low-VEE-yah). I was very excited to see this piece of work as it had been…

20.05.2022 Lily Hayman and Thomas Doyle’s The Infinity Mirror highlights the universal fear of fast-progressing technology in a feminist light. It provokes thoughts of how technology in the future might be used to bring down and hurt people, and how it’s being used now. Lily Hayman in The Infinity Mirror,…

24.05.2022 The Deb cast at the Australian Theatre For Young People, 2022. Photo: Tracey Schramm © The Deb, a joyous, comedic musical conceived by Hannah Reilly, winner of the 2019 ATYP Rebel Wilson Comedy Commission, brings a strong start to ATYP’s professional season in the new Rebel Theatre, made possible…

20.05.22 Kevin Hofbauer and Casey Filips in Fast Food, 2022. Photo: Jodie Hutchinson © Have you ever wondered what your co-workers are thinking? The answer to that question was explored in the Red Stitch Actors’ Theatre’s world premiere of Fast Food. This poignant comedy was incredibly written by Morgan Rose…

21.05.2022 Shea Russon in UBU, 2022. Photo: Clare Hawley © “Knowing about a problem and not liking it is not the same thing as doing something about it.” Richard Hilliar’s UBU is back and this time at the KXT bAKEHOUSE Theatre Company. Presented by Tooth & Sinew, this production is…