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Theatre is designed to educate and The New York Theater Workshop's production of Jessica Blank and Erik Jensen's Aftermath is a lesson that forces us to learn.

WARNING: EXPLICIT MATERIAL- A play in one act by Geoffrey Atherden comes to The Ensemble Theater.

In her MTC mainstage debut, Katz delivers a fantastical play steeped in autobiographical detail; a bitter-sweet comedy about a young lady who returns home only to discover a foreign country.

On Monday 10th October, the 3rd annual Rob Guest Endowment Concert presented by ANZ Trustees will be held at Her Majesty's Theatre, Melbourne.

Dolly Parton adds her twelfth and final Australian show in what will be one of the biggest concert tours of the summer.

Bakehouse Theatre's THAT FACE Closes Tonight

The Sound of Music brings us the last of the magnificent scores from the pens of Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II.

Following the success of the BWW awards in eight regional markets last year and the substantial rise in interest in Australian theatre, the time has come for Australia to vote! The nominations for the inaugural 2011 BWW:Australia Awards are now open!

Sydney Theatre Company and Allens Arthur Robinson in association with Bangarra Dance Theatre present Bloodland

fortyfivedownstairs welcomes theatre from Spain, art from China and a free classical performance this Friday featuring the works of Austrian and Russian composers.

Directed by Jay James-Moody and with musical direction by Mark Chamberlain, LadyNerd is Keira Daley's cabaret tribute to some of history's greatest and most pioneering minds, from Marie Curie to Amelia Earhart, via lesser known lady nerds including the woman who invented Liquid Paper: Bette Nesmith

Sydney Theatre Company is set to present MONEY SHOTS from 30 September - 15 October 2011.

Following on from the success of The Mousetrap at the Zenith Theatre in April this year, Bump In Productions are excited to present the third fully professional production in their spine-tingling Zenith Theatre Murder Mysteries series, Agatha Christie's And Then There Were None playing from 19th - 2

fortyfivedownstairs welcomes theatre from Spain, art from China and a free classical performance this Friday featuring the works of Austrian and Russian composers.

WARNING: EXPLICIT MATERIAL- A play in one act by Geoffrey Atherden comes to The Ensemble Theater.

Australia's own multi-talented Melinda Schneider steps into the shoes of a great musical icon, American chanteuse Doris Day in Doris - So Much More Than the Girl Next Door.

The Bakehouse Theatre will present THAT FACE from 23 Sep 2011 - 8 Oct 2011.

The project is built around the nucleus of songwriter, performer & vocalist Lucinda Shaw and composer & percussionist James Lees.

In one house on two afternoons fifty years apart, two couples pack up to move.

Hold The Pickle, a one woman autobiographical journey through Rachel Berger's fascinating upbringing, can be summed up simply in one word.

Ala Paredes, Daniella Serret, Felino Dolloso, Jemwel Danao, Kim Shazell, Shy Magsalin and Valerie Berry will headline AUSSIES OF THE MAGIC MIC AND ADOBO KIND, a series of candid vignettes portraying the many layers of being Filipino Australian, which premieres at the 2011 Sydney Fringe Festival on S

In November this year, ‘the animals are taking over the zoo' at The Old 505 Theatre, just near Sydney's Central Station.

Queensland Theatre Company and Sydney Theatre Company present Harold Pinter's classic No Man's Land, starring Australian theatre greats Peter Carroll and John Gaden.

The fifth annual OzAsia Festival draws to a close this weekend after two weeks of storytelling, theatre, dance, music, visual arts, films, cultural collaborations and sharing of ideas through a wide variety of art forms.

JERSEY BOYS - The Story of Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons, which opened September, 2010 at Sydney's Theatre Royal will be one of the longest running musicals in the history of the venue, breaking the Theatre Royal's weekly Box Office records as the highest grossing in the theatre's history.