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A dark duologue filled with sharp storytelling and biting repartee, A STEADY RAIN explores the complexities of a lifelong bond tainted by domestic affairs, violence, and the rough streets of Chicago.

ABC Film Critic CJ Johnson gives the audience an insight into the life of the depraved and volatile movie star Klaus Kinski though excerpts from the extremely rare autobiography, 'All I Need Is Love' in KINSKI AND I.

From 14 to 17 October, FORM Dance Projects and Riverside Theatres will present the Sydney premiere of Drill by performance maker and former semi-professional footballer, Ahilan Ratnamohan.

There's no day like today for Highway Run Productions in association with Hayes Theatre Co to announce the hugely anticipated cast line up of upcoming 1990's cult musical RENT playing from October 8 at the Hayes Theatre Co.

Following its triumphant season in London's West End, one of the greatest musicals of all time comes to Sydney opening at the Capitol Theatre on 30 October with an extra week of performances now on pre-sale.

A Rabbit for Kim Jong-il is a cunning comic thriller about betrayal and forgiveness, greed and regret, spanning two continents.

This Spring, an unprecedented number of students graduating from The Actors College of Theatre & Television (ACTT) with Advanced Diplomas in acting will bring their hard work and commitment to the fore across a series of 6 diverse plays, staged in two flourishing Sydney theatres - Belvoir Theatre a

Sydney Theatre Company's THE WHARF REVUE: CELEBRATING 15 YEARS Delivers Another Punchy Political Parody

Director Anthony Skuse has paired two of Jane Bodie's plays RIDE & FOURPLAY to emphasize the vulnerability and fragility of relationships as people deal with pasts, presents and perceptions.

Cole Porter's ANYTHING GOES takes audiences on a fun filled voyage filled with music and mystery, dance and dilemma, love and learning and fabulous 1930's fashion.

Helen Dallimore has drawn together a stellar group of actors and creatives to bring Cole Porter's HIGH SOCIETY to life with lots of laughs and beautiful music.

Winner of the Sydney Fringe Festival 2014 Theatre Award and controversial hit of the Adelaide Fridge, Kinski And I returns to the Sydney Fringe in the 505 @ 5 Eliza Street Newtown Pop-up theatre from Wednesday 16 September  to Sunday 27 September 2015 for 10 performances only.

With the announcement of Belvoir's 2016 Season, Eamon Flack becomes the third Artistic Director in Belvoir's 30-year history.

Some of Australia's best musical talent will come together to present Voices for Change on Monday 28 September at The Sound Lounge, Seymour Centre.

Regarded as one of the greatest virtuosos the world has ever seen, violinist Anne-Sophie Mutter will make her much-anticipated return to Sydney this month to perform three concerts with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra.

Final tickets will be released next Monday 7 September for the Sydney season of the De-lightful, De-lovely musical Anything Goes.

The 80's hit television show THE GOLDEN GIRLS gets a revival, in puppet form, with the THANK YOU FOR BEING A FRIEND.

From 1 to 17 October, Seymour Centre and Sport For Jove Theatre Company will present a contemporary take on Christopher Marlowe's 1593 tragic masterpiece, Edward II.

On Sunday 30 August at The Independent Theatre, North Sydney ten outstanding opera and classical singers sang their hearts out to be selected as one of five finalists who will compete in Australasia's premier showcase for young singers - the IFAC Australian Singing Competition.

6 Degrees of Ned Kelly: A journey into Australian tall-tale-telling at its finest, starring Melita Rowston plays at The Sydney Fringe at The Erko Town Hall from 2 - 6 Sept.

From 14 to 17 October, FORM Dance Projects and Riverside Theatres will present the Sydney premiere of Drill by performance maker and former semi-professional footballer, Ahilan Ratnamohan.

Don't Look Away Theatre and Blancmange Productions will present the production, A Property of the Clan, from 29 September to 17 October 2015.

Exposing the stillness and silence of human interaction, Annie Baker's THE ALIENS looks at life and relationships from a quieter angle.

Some plays maintain their relevance because some horrors never go away.