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Upcoming actors Hannah Cox and Robert Boddington will take on not one but two canonical Shakespearean roles in Montague Basement's exciting new Shakespearean double bill.

Michael Gow's Away is widely regarded as one of the classic plays of the Australian theatrical canon.

Riverside Theatres brings a world of theatre and dance companies to Sydney audiences and particularly those in Western Sydney, with the announcement of their 2017 program.

Wayne Scott Kermond revives the beauty and frivolity of vaudeville, burlesque and cabaret music halls with this new production SPIEGEL'ESQUE.

Cementing her position in Sydney's Cabaret scene, Catherine Alcorn shares a night incredible music and some personal patter in her new show CATHARTIC.

An affirming welcome surprise of a production, boutique and nuanced in its delivery, thoroughly charming in its concept, The Screwtape Letters is a must, especially for all lovers of clown and commedia.

Randwick City Council presents the 15th Annual COOGEE CAROLS at the Goldstein Reserve, Coogee Beach on Sunday, 18 December from 6:30pm until 8:30pm.

Trevor Ashley returns to Hayes Theatre, this time to direct Jerry Herman (Music) and Michael Stewart's (Book) a moving MACK & MABEL.

Montague Basement's upcoming production of Shakespeare's Macbeth offers an affecting and horrifying vision of darkness and illusion, says director and designer Saro Lusty-Cavallari.

A bunch of horny working-class high school delinquent adolescents celebrate their final year of high school, what could possibly go wrong? This latest effort by Manly Musical Society takes on the classic musical about those summer nights and the trials, love triangles and memory-making to follow.

Opera Australia's 2017 season is not to be missed, dazzling with a line-up of award winning premieres, Australian firsts and traditional favourites.

Shakespeare speaks to the contemporary challenges women face, says The Taming of the Shrew director Caitlin West.

Need a resolution for the New Year? How about being healthy and eating well but not depriving yourself of the fun and flavour of dining out!

Back by popular demand, the ARIA nominated and award-winning hit show VELVET, is returning to Sydney in both the CBD and Parramatta for two separate seasons as part of its Australian and New Zealand 2017 tour.

Lane Cove Theatre Company brings Rudyard Kipling's THE JUNGLE BOOK to life in a family friendly Community Theatre stage adaptation.

A retro pinball arcade is popping-up in Belvoir's Downstairs Theatre for the month of December, during the run of our final show of the year, the 1970s-inspired whimsical delight Girl Asleep.

Carriageworks Director Lisa Havilah tonight unveiled the 2017 Artistic Program for Australia's leading contemporary multi-arts precinct, continuing Carriageworks' commitment to presenting new Australian and international stories, with 67 projects featuring artists from culturally diverse backgrounds

Experience the magic of Disney's 1992 classic Aladdin onstage this festive season, before the Broadway musical takes flight for Melbourne.

Now in it's seventh successful year of offering the Sydney independent sector an exciting, accessible and powerful voice, Sport for Jove Theatre's 2017 season is our biggest, most international and most inclusive yet.

The Department of Education is set to attempt to set a new GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS title on 25 November 2016 for the 'Largest Amateur Theatre Cast'.

The Seymour Centre has unveiled the incredible line up of productions making up the Reginald Season and the Great Ideas Performance Series at the venue in 2017.

From one of the most critically acclaimed playwrights of the 20th Century, theatron group is proud to present the first production of Edward Albee's masterpiece Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf? since his sad passing earlier this year.

The iconic NAISDA Dance College is partnering with Carriageworks to celebrate NAISDA's 40th anniversary with Circle of Cultures - a very special season which will take place at Carriageworks in Redfern, Sydney from 15 to 24 November 2016.

The Music of Queen is a rock and symphonic spectacular celebrating the greatest hits of Queen and featuring Australian and International stars, rock band and full symphony orchestra!

David Mamet's satirical look inside the world of Hollywood movie making unfolds with simplicity in SPEED THE PLOW.