That Guy who Watches Canberra Theatre

Three sisters reunite for their mother's funeral. While they do, a couple of buried family secrets come out of hiding as the sisters lau...

Kicking off the year with the 2010 Putlitzer prize winning musical is not a bad way to start. A dramatic, emotive tale about a family dealin...

2014 was an interesting year in Canberra Theatre - I do seem to have reviewed less this year than I have in previous years, and ... I won...

What makes a production work? Is it the acting? The set? The script? How about when all three appear to be firing but yet it still doesn...

A reasonably straightforward version of the Dickens classic, what brings this out of the ordinary is some exceptional stagecraft and some en...

David Williamson's 1987 comedy came at an interesting time in his career - during the 80s, he wrote only five plays, while also writing ...

La Cage Aux Folles began as a French stage farce in the mid seventies, before turning into three French language films (the two sequels do s...