Group 6 News

This thought-provoking Shakespeare adaptation, from the team behind Edfringe Sell-out The Unknown Soldier, has garnered great reviews from critics and audience alike in Adelaide Fringe 2018, and now Gratiano returns once again to the Bakehouse theatre in March to Adelaide Fringe 2020.

Writers' Block Theatre will launch the world premiere of The Boy I Paid For at Midsumma Festival 2020. It is an original queer play that discusses sex, desire, body image, and the ramifications of our obsession with youth and beauty. Performing at The Butterfly Club, The Boy I Paid For is humorous and heartfelt while raw and confronting at the same time.

The team that brought you The Gruffalo's Child, SPOT and The 13-91 Storey Treehouse fun over the last few years are back with two wonderful school holiday offerings for the whole family this December!

This October, The Butterfly Club presents the second one-man cabaret from Luke Belle. This butter-voiced beau takes a spin through his formative years in regional Victoria, exploring his family dynamics and teenage tumult through 80's power ballads, modern musical standards and Disney classics.

New Zealand born and grown Stand Up Comedian Conor Fenelon riffs on dating, social anxiety and substance abuse in his new edgy show.

After his writing debut of Tulips, Matt Bostock returns with It's Not Too Far Down, an exploration of how our expectations can shape our lives.

Sunanda's debut solo show, How Gay am I? is a comedic multimedia exploration of her own queerness. The journey begins with an earnest story detailing her coming out to her conservative Indian parents, and ends with everyone in the audience going home gay. Think that's absurd? Wait till you meet all the other queerdos she could've been! The list of characters includes a traditional Indian girl who is likely a poon-jabbing Punjabi, a delinquent dyke with a TED Talk on a?oeWhy Everyone Should be a Lesbian, Todaya??, and a lieutenant of the a?oeBeef-Policea??. If that's not gay enough for you, be serenaded by some sing-song stand-up, and mesmerized by Mustachio, a genderless cruise ship crooner.

32 years after his first involvement with Les Liaisons Dangereuses, The Court Theatre's Artistic Director Ross Gumbley is back in the rehearsal room, directing the play that marked his first professional acting debut!

Broadway hit and four-time Tony Award winner Hedwig and the Angry Inch is coming to The Court Theatre this May, with leading lady Hedwig bringing her incredible band and collection of wigs with her.

A brand-new local story will be entertaining Cantabrians from the end of March as much-anticipated comedy EQ F@#%ING C takes the stage at The Court Theatre.

Direct from performing in New York, award-winning New Zealand entertainer Ali Harper is bringing her glamorous and captivating show Legendary Divas to The PumpHouse Theatre, Takapuna.

After more than nine years since their last performance together, comedy double act Mark Hadlow and Ross Gumbley will be reuniting on stage this February in quirky comedy Elling.

This January, The Blue Room Theatre's Summer Nights Program and Mask a Pony Theatre present the Western Australian premiere of Blueberry Play by the exciting Ang Collins as part of WA Fringe Festival.

The Travelling Sisters finish off a colossal year on the road, bringing it home to Melbourne's much loved The Butterfly Club.

The Travelling Sisters finish off a colossal year on the road, bringing it home to Melbourne's much loved The Butterfly Club.

Lucy has always been that agreeable, tidy, cupcake-baking girl who never makes others uncomfortable. Now in her 30s, Lucy can no longer avoid the downsides of being nice. Nor can she put off any longer that whole teenage rebellion thing she skipped (much to her parents' delight) back in 1990s Geelong. It's finally time to cut loose, choose her own destiny, and call her mum a little less. All whilst staying true to herself - whoever that is.

What happens after the end, after you find 'The One'?

Following a critically acclaimed tour across Australia, Intoxication comes home for its final season at Melbourne Fringe 2018.

What happens after the end, after you find 'The One'?

A centuries-old gargoyle atop a church is struck by lightning, plummets into the river below - and is miraculously given life. But is it a blessing or a curse?