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Belvoir has announced Kodie Bedford as the recipient of the Balnaves Foundation Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Fellowship, an evolution of the Balnaves Foundation Indigenous Playwright Award, which has long been recognised as one of the most prestigious playwriting awards in Australia.

Be transported to the cornfields of Iowa with Dead Fly Productions' Sydney Fringe showing of Scarecrow.

Kate Mulvany's adaptation for stage of Ruth Park's much loved The Harp In The South trilogy directed by Kip Williams is a unequivocal success.

A play that is as absurd and paranoid as the times in which we live, Accidental Death of an Anarchist opens at the Sydney Opera House this September directed by Sarah Giles.

Twenty years after New York's Tectonic Theater Project first went to Laramie following the brutal murder of gay university student, Matthew Shepard, their work, The Laramie Project remains incredibly potent to today's audiences as we continue to fight for acceptance and equality for all Australians.

This September, the multi award-winning Tasmania Aboriginal festival hit, The Season by Nathan Maynard, is heading to Riverside Theatres followed by the Seymour Centre as part of its national tour.

The Hayes Theatre Co today announced the cast members for the upcoming romantic musical comedy, She Loves Me.

Neglected Musicals in association with Hayes Theatre Co will present MEET ME IN ST LOUIS at Hayes Theatre Co from Wednesday 26 August for a limited number of presentations.

Award-winning actress Danielle Cormack is set to star in The Misanthrope, a new Australian version of the hilarious 17th century comedy by French playwright Moliere.

Griffin's Artistic Director Lee Lewis has announced a powerful and timely line-up for 2019-five Main Season plays, urgent stories, intense experiences and the extraordinary imagination of Australian playwrights.

Following its inaugural concert last year, Manly Musical Society's BROADWAY ON THE BEACHES concert series returns this August with It Takes Two.

Riverside Theatres will present British prodigy and clarinettist extraordinaire, Julian Bliss, alongside New Zealand's leading piano trio for a must-see performance today 25th August.

As part of Belvoir's 25a initiative, Glitterbomb presents The Maids by Jean Genet, translated by Bernard Frechtmann.

Sydney cabaret chanteuse Catherine Alcorn brings THE DIVINE MISS BETTE, her fabulous homage to Bette Midler, back to Sydney following a successful US tour.

The true story of Victorian England's medical mystery plays out in Bernard Pomerance's THE ELEPHANT MAN under Debbie Smith's direction.

In Nick Payne's award winning* play Constellations the infinite multiverse is distilled into a tender lover story between astrophysicist Marianne and beekeeper Roland.

One Hander will be presented at Sydney's Old Fitz Theatre from August 24 to 26.

The Hayes Theatre Co today announced the cast members for the upcoming romantic musical comedy, She Loves Me.

Australia's most loved faux siblings, THE KRANSKY SISTERS, are firing up the 1950 Morris Major in December and hitting the road with their macabrely festive show, A Very Kransky Christmas.

Pop sensation Anne-Marie will touch down in Australia for for her first ever shows in Sydney and Melbourne in October.

After presenting critically acclaimed sell-out productions of Sunday in the Park with George & Merrily We Roll Along, and prior to their November production of Michael John LaChiusa & George C.

Two Girls One Show marks the debut of Jenna Ray and Harriet Jane on the Sydney comedy and cabaret scenes and encompasses the two's similar outlook on performance; that it should entertain and educate.

Fresh after the success of Paper Doll and Fracture at Sydney's the Old Fitz Theatre, and its acclaimed Sydney and Perth seasons of The Wind in the Underground, New Ghosts Theatre Company in association with KXT bAKEHOUSE Theatre Company present the Australian premiere of Anna Jordan's ground-breakin

In Nick Payne's award winning* play Constellations the infinite multiverse is distilled into a tender lover story between astrophysicist Marianne and beekeeper Roland.

His earliest memory is a small figurine of a lion, perched on the dresser in his parents' bedroom in their small home in Raštevi?, just outside Zadar.