That Guy who Watches Canberra Theatre

Anton Checkov's other rarely-performed piece bears a few similarities to the first one (recently reviewed as "The Present"). B...

The biggest musical of 1932, "Of Thee I sing" has slightly slipped into being a trivia answer since ("the first musical to wi...

Shakespeare's "Much Ado About Nothing" has a classic rom-com premise at its centre - a bickering man and woman keep on bickeri...

Okay, this isn't really theatre, but it's never the less one of the events that happened round town that I went to that I think kind...

James Lapine and Stephen Sondheim's musical is the most obviously commercially appealing of their three shows - a plot consisting of fai...

Getting actors who are 70-odd to play 17 year olds is, undoubtedly, a gimmick. But getting very very good actors who happen to be in their s...

It took me a while to warm to Anton Chekhov. His plays can feel like nothing very interesting is happening - people are just gathering, talk...