SYDNEY THEATRE NEWSROOM - Page 205

Beg, borrow, or steal a ticket to this show.

Charles Schulz's beloved characters come to life in this wonderfully entertaining musical by Clark Gesner.

Stef Smith's SWALLOW is a confronting examination of the physical manifestation of human emotions as three women deal with life, loss, isolation and identity.

BroadwayWorld Sydney had the pleasure of an interview with Jacqueline Dark, currently touring Australia with THE SOUND OF MUSIC as Mother Abbess.

Sydney Theatre Company's 30th Rough Draft, Something For Cate, culminates in a free, one-off showing on Friday 6 May at 6.

In the last week of April, the award-winning theatre company for young people, Monkey Baa, will be returning to Glen Street Theatre with a new Australian play based on the incredible story of Mao's Last Dancer.

7 days in the Life of Simon Labrosse is a smart surreal comedy by award-winning French Canadian playwright Carole Frechette.

David Geary's A MAN WALKS INTO A BAR is glimpse at the woven tapestry of a couple and the other people that enter a bar.

Return Fire Productions is pleased to present the world premiere of Senior Moments, a comedy revue with a deliciously funny and fresh collection of comic senior moments, sketches and songs.

This smash-hit show had its world premiere in 2013 and since then has played to packed houses and thunderous applause throughout Australia and New Zealand.

Carriageworks presents the world premiere of LAKE DISAPPOINTMENT over four nights, beginning tonight, 20 April, and continuing through 23 April 2016.

After six Sydney Theatre Awards nominations and a shared win for Best Actor in a Leading Role in an Independent Production in 2014, Sean Hawkins and Andrew Henry return to the Old Fitz Theatre stage to reprise their winning roles in Red Line Productions' first show HOWIE THE ROOKIE by Irish playwrig

Support Act are proud to announce that Australia's unofficial poet laureate, Paul Kelly, will be presented with Support Act's charity award in recognition of their invaluable services to the Australian community at the Music in the House lunch on Wednesday, 18 May 2016, at The Ivy Ballroom in Sydney

The Great Fire takes place in the all-too-familiar Australian disaster zone: mum and dad's place at Christmas.

Imara Savage's (Director) staging of Noel Coward's HAY FEVER for Sydney Theatre Company proves the farcical comedy of manners, written in 1925, is truly timeless.

Shut Up and Drive; or Sex, Liberty and the Automobile.

TAKE FIVE - The Dave Brubeck Story recreates the world of iconic jazz musician Dave Brubeck, his genius, his relationships, his humanity and popular acclaim.

One of Australia's most popular screen and theatre actors, Lisa McCune, returns to Sydney Theatre Company for the first time in a decade, in MACHU PICCHU, a new play by Australian playwright Sue Smith.

After playing in Queensland Theatre Company's main stage season, the award-winning Australian play Motherland by Katherine Lyall-Watson makes its way to Glen Street Theatre from May 17.

On stage, a very promising triad of stripper poles to set the scene where we meet the camp and cavalier characters.

Squabbalogic captures Jim Jacobs and Warren Casey's (Book, Music and Lyrics) original vision of the iconic story in THE ORIGINAL GREASE.

This April, the award-winning theatre company for young people, Monkey Baa will premiere The Peasant Prince, a new Australian play based on the incredible story of Mao's Last Dancer.

Patricia Cornelius' SAVAGES is a timely analysis of the aggression and self-entitlement that bubbles beneath the surface of a scary portion of the male population.

On the 26th May, 2016, two things will happen.