Theatre
As audiences sit and wait for the The Story of Chi to begin, ‘Puff, the Magic Dragon’ by Peter, Paul and Mary, plays through the theatre. It is a nostalgic, emotive foreshadowing of what is to come.
Theatre
The title is a paradox – Scored in Silence. There is no music, in fact, at crucial moments no sound at all. But its message is loud and clear. OzAsia opens with a visually intriguing theatrical experience that reminds us to hearken to the lessons of history.
Holden Street Theatres’ latest triumph – a new production of Patrick White’s satirical play A Cheery Soul – is as absurd as it is touching, as challenging as it is utterly hilarious.
Libidinal energy, jealousy and margaritas abound in David Williamson’s new comedy The Puzzle, but it may leave you wanting more.
While mental illness is often a ‘sometimes’ thing, it is managed with debilitating treatments which are total and can be life-diminishing. This memorable production powerfully depicts both the human cost and the fleeting triumphs.
This solo work, written and brilliantly performed by Chris Pitman, explores how, in our midst, the lives of many are beached and marooned.
