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BWW REVIEW: Jason Robert Brown's SONGS FOR A NEW WORLD Is Presented With Heart, Honesty and Humour
by Jade Kops - August 14, 2016
Blue Saint Productions delivers another beautifully crafted, passionate rollercoaster of emotions with SONGS FOR A NEW WORLD.
BWW REVIEW: Youth And Growing Up Are Explored From The Perspective Of The 13 Year Old MOONCHILD
by Jade Kops - August 14, 2016
MOONCHILD, presented by We Make Theatre is an honest expression of the concerns of youth, created by those who are still living it.
BWW REVIEW: Disney's ALADDIN Brings The Animated Movie Favourite To Life With Wondrous Colour, Comedy And Classic Broadway Musical Style.
by Jade Kops - August 13, 2016
Sydney has been mesmerised by the stunning stage adaptation of Disney's ALADDIN which opened to multiple standing ovations.
SONGS FOR A NEW WORLD Comes to Sydney's Hayes Theatre, Aug. 12; Full Cast Announced!
by BWW News Desk - August 12, 2016
Blue Saint Productions are thrilled to tour their critically acclaimed production of Songs for a New World to Sydney's Hayes Theatre from August 12th 2016.
Pure Gold Live Concert Coming to Sydney's New Home of Entertainment
by BWW News Desk - August 11, 2016
WSFM101.7 is excited to announce the return of PURE GOLD LIVE featuring twenty (20!) of the biggest acts of the 70s, 80s and 90s coming together for one night only to help christen Sydney's new home of entertainment, ICC Sydney Theatrein Darling Harbour on Friday, 23 December 2016.
Montague Basement Runs Ambitious Season at the Sydney Fringe
by BWW News Desk - August 11, 2016
?Montague Basement runs ambitious season at the Sydney Fringe  Independent theatre collective Montague Basement has announced a three-show season at the Sydney Fringe, creating a dynamic residency at the Erskineville Town Hall.
LOVE, LOSS AND LATTES Set to Hit Sydney Fringe
by BWW News Desk - August 11, 2016
COFFEE ... early morning ritual, soother of headaches, fuel for focus, inducer of shakes, afternoon pick-me-up and the binding element of social, professional and romantic occasions. What started as a necessity for a study aid soon percolated into a deep love affair as self-confessed java junkee, artist and performer Catherine Wait brings her personal ode to the bean with Love, Loss and Lattes at the Sydney Fringe Festival 13-17 September.
Andrew O'Keefe Sings Musical Satire in GLORIOUS MUD at Glen Street Theatre
by BWW News Desk - August 10, 2016
The classic comic songs of satirists Flanders and Swann will be brought back to life by Sydney's own double Logie Award-winning TV compere Andrew O'Keefe (Deal or No Deal, Weekend Sunrise) and Mr Showmanship himself, Glenn Amer at Glen Street Theatre for two special performances only.
Aladdin Announces Australian Premiere in Sydney Tomorrow
by BWW News Desk - August 10, 2016
Disney's Aladdin, a new musical comedy based on the classic Academy Award®- winning animated film, will have its Australian premiere in Sydney at the Capitol Theatre tomorrow night, 11th August 2016.
Adam Garcia Withdraws from Remainder of Australian Tour of SINGIN' IN THE RAIN
by BWW News Desk - August 10, 2016
?Adam Garcia has today announced that unfortunately, due to ongoing issues relating to the injury he suffered whilst performing on stage, he has had to withdraw from the remainder of the Australian tour of SINGIN' IN THE RAIN.
Lies, Lies and Propaganda & Suspicious Woman Productions to Stage ORPHEUS
by BWW News Desk - August 09, 2016
Lies, Lies and Propaganda and Suspicious Woman Productions present ORPHEUS.
Sydney Fringe Comedy Returns For 2016
by BWW News Desk - August 09, 2016
The producers of the Sydney Comedy Festival will present the sixth annual Sydney Fringe Comedy program from Tuesday 30th August to Friday 30th September 2016. A one-month celebration of hilarity and fun, Sydney Fringe Comedy will feature a raft of promising emerging comedic talent alongside established performers presenting exclusive new material.
Songstress Erin Cornell to Return to Sydney at The Basement
by BWW News Desk - August 09, 2016
Powerhouse songstress Erin Cornell is coming to The Basement for an unmissable, intimate evening of song and stories this August.
New Theatre to Present HOUSE OF GAMES, 9 Aug-10 Sept
by BWW News Desk - August 09, 2016
Psychoanalyst Margaret Ford, the author of a best-seller on compulsive behaviour, compromises her professional reputation when she offers to help one of her patients settle his gambling debts.
THE GLITTERING MILE at Kings Cross from 16 September
by BWW News Desk - August 08, 2016
Hidden Sydney - an immersive, exhilarating and witty cabaret experience is set over four floors of "The Nevada", the former Sydney brothel which boasted the biggest bed in the world. This exciting new theatrical event will play from 16 September.
Riverside Theatres and Sydney Sacred Musical Festival Presents WORLDS COLLIDE
by BWW News Desk - August 08, 2016
?Eight stories high on the roof of a Parramatta carpark, seven musicians from diverse cultural backgrounds will create an amazing new sound in the world-premiere of Worlds Collide, presented by the Sydney Sacred Music Festival and Riverside Theatres.
BWW Reviews: FRACTURE Keeps Us Guessing in Bathroom Drama at Old Fitz Theatre
by Brodie Paparella - August 08, 2016
Something terrible has happened. By the time you realise it's still happening, you will be too drawn into what seems like the closest thing to normal each of three housemates can enjoy. In Lucy Clements' quick-and-the-dead script, secure comprehension is slippery in the audience's grasp, which her doubling as director continually turns the tables through the latest late show at Old Fitz. Dark yet endearing, Fracture fits splendidly, although surreptitiously, into their edgy canon of Australian stories.
BWW Review: Guess Who's Coming to Dinner? The BEAST is a Riot at Sydney Opera House
by Brodie Paparella - August 08, 2016
The only thing missing was the cow being in labour. Practically an episode of Packed to the Rafters if it were guest-written by Seth MacFarlane, The Beast brought together three pouty but no less gorgeous gals, the Australian Zachary Quinto, a True North reject and I'm pretty sure the guy from Wolf Creek along with playwright who's the playwright, don't forget he's so talented he's the playwright who wrote this between kissing Kat Stewart on the nose a lot in Offspring, Eddie Penultimate. If you're gunning to be the godparents of your best friend's children, take them to see this! It's bloodthirsty and backward, really gets to the core of humanity: Hipster nonsense.
BWW Review: A NEST OF SKUNKS SMELLS ALL TOO REAL FOR SOCIETY - Worth Watching at Depot Theatre
by Brodie Paparella - August 08, 2016
What if the lucky country's luck ran out? Australia has not in the past fifteen years that terrorism has been a key issue all around the globe experienced an act of terror on home soil. We have lost many in overseas massacres, but Australia has been a haven from bombs, shootings and kidnappings during the modern wave of terrorism, which makes it only a matter of time essentially before the events of A Nest of Skunks are likely to unfold. Adapted from Roger Vickery's short story about two Australians who have escaped a detention centre, thrust upon the mercy of a covert network of safe houses, it has translated very strongly on stage with the subtle nuance of Travis Green's direction.
Expressions of Interest for White Night Ballarat Opens Tomorrow!
by BWW News Desk - August 07, 2016
The inaugural White Night Ballarat will burst to life taking over the city's streets, laneways, parklands, public spaces and cultural institutions of Ballarat on Saturday 4 March, 2017. Preceding this and returning for its fifth year is White Night Melbourne set to take place on Saturday 18 February, 2017.   Expressions of interest from artists and performers wanting to participate in White Night Ballarat open tomorrow and full details can be found at www.whitenightballarat.com.au
On the Cusp Productions Presents REFLECTIONS OF A CAUSE as Part of Sydney Fringe
by BWW News Desk - August 07, 2016
How important are the decisions we make in our youth and what impact do they have on our future? If you can't find the answers to reality's questions in life look to some naturalist theatre.  REFLECTIONS OF A CAUSE is the second theatre show written by ambitious and insightful Sydney playwright Sage Godrei. Through a fractured narrative the story follows the lives of Johan and Ellie who meet as 14 year old teenagers in their home town Yackadandah. Using the fly on the wall technique the audience jumps between pivotal moments in their lives as a playful, young 14 year old couple in 1994 and as a seasoned 35 year old married couple in 2015. Sage Godrei pulls out the microscope to investigate whether life's obstacles will take a toll on Ellie and Johan's relationship, although they have been together since they were 14. REFLECTIONS OF A CAUSE questions Free Will, and the formal causes that effect our decision making processes such as family upbringing and cultural influences. The audience are offered the ability to be part of intimate moments in Ellie's and Johan's life through this experimental narrative structure. Human follies of broken dreams, substance abuse and the need to feel in control of the unknown are put under the lens. 
We Make Theatre Presents MOONCHILD
by BWW News Desk - August 07, 2016
Moonchild is a moving and funny new play exploring the relationships that shape us whether we are 13, 23, or 83 years old. Part space rave, part lift-off sequence, part coming of age story, the play revolves around quirky thirteen year old Moonchild, who dreams of outer space to escape the devastating loss of her best friend and the forces pulling her family apart. Moonchild will premiere at Australian Theatre for Young People on 10 August.
Hayes Theatre Announces Cast for Australian Premiere of SIDE SHOW
by BWW News Desk - August 07, 2016
One Eyed Man Productions in association with Hayes Theatre Co is thrilled to announce the cast of SIDE SHOW, due to play a strictly limited four-week season at Hayes Theatre Co from September 23. This will be the Australian premiere of the Tony Award-nominated Broadway musical that tells a stunning tale of sisterhood. With music from the composer of Dreamgirls, SIDE SHOW is based on the remarkable real-life story of conjoined twins Daisy and Violet Hilton and their transition from 'circus freaks' to megastars.
Old Fitz to Present Australian Premiere of WHERE DO LITTLE BIRDS GO
by BWW News Desk - August 06, 2016
London 1966. Lucy Fuller is 18 years old. She likes musicals and make up, and her job is at Winston's Nightclub. One night Lucy is kidnapped by the infamous Kray twins and locked in a flat with an escaped murderer. This is the terrifying story of Lucy's time with Ronnie, Reggie and Frank 'The Mad Axeman' Mitchell.
Silver Gull Play Award Shortlist Announced
by BWW News Desk - August 05, 2016
The Silver Gull Play Award, valued at $2000, recognizes an outstanding play by a local writer that explores philosophical or political themes. This year we received many exciting entries; inspiring plays that offered insight and encouraged action.

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