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Australian theatre

June 2024

  • Roland Bull performs in the Med Revue

    At age 40 I performed in the med school musical – and learned silliness is my superpower

    Roland Bull
  • Sophia Forrest in Prima Facie

    ‘The hardest thing I’ve ever done’: Sophia Forrest, the star taking on all 26 roles in Suzie Miller’s Prima Facie

  • Robert Menzies in Bell Shakespeare's King Lear 2024 Photo by Brett Boardman (3)

    King Lear review – veteran Robert Menzies leads a minimalist take on Shakespeare tragedy

  • Woman stand on windy beach holding her beige cardigan wrapped around her

    Walk with ...
    Virginia Gay: ‘I thought that everybody struggled as I did, that other people were simply better human beings’

  • Revealed: Otto by Otto review – nuanced portrait of a generational talent

  • ‘There is a constant fear’: could you cook, paint and sing while running on a treadmill?

  • Benjamin Millepied’s Romeo and Juliet Suite review – a surprising, often thrilling experience

  • Inside the eight-hour Melbourne play where the creators don’t mind if you nod off (sort of)

May 2024

  • Sarah Brightman in Sunset Boulevard at the Princess Theatre in Melbourne

    Sunset Boulevard review – Sarah Brightman disappoints in Andrew Lloyd Webber’s mawkish musical

  • Kate Mulvany

    Three things
    Three things with Kate Mulvany: ‘I’d frame all that bewilderment and fury and hang it on a wall’

  • Opera Australia's 2024 production of Puccini's Tosca, at Margaret Court Arena, Melbourne

    Tosca at Margaret Court Arena review – Puccini opera just survives the stadium treatment

  • The entrance to the Butterfly Club

    Melbourne Fringe drops the Butterfly Club over allegations of verbal abuse and threatening behaviour

  • Walk with ...
    Anthony LaPaglia: ‘Acting is part therapy. You get to work out your demons sometimes’

  • The Woman in Black review – a playfully meta ghost romp with heavy-handed jump scares

  • Homo Pentecostus review – a dancer asks, is it possible to be religious and queer?

  • Australian Ballet blasts newspaper review for describing dancers as ‘unusually thin’

  • Benjamin Millepied on queering Romeo and Juliet: ‘In France they called me woke’

  • ‘There’s no forgiveness in us’: 25 years after Matthew Shepard’s murder, his parents want the world to remember

  • Growing up gay in Australia was tough. This week’s Sydney council book ban shows how far we have to go

    Shannon Molloy

  • Walk with ...
    Nadine Garner: ‘You don’t want to get on bended knee to your child and go, please treat me with a bit more respect’

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