by Peter Rigby | Aug 21, 2018 | Arts, Showbiz, Theatre, What's On
In July 1979, pretty much everyone on Earth was aware of Skylab, chiefly because it was threatening to come crashing down on our heads. The US space station – a technical marvel with great scientific potential when launched in 1973 – prematurely...
by Jacqueline Lang | Jun 25, 2018 | Arts, Lifestyle, People, Showbiz, Theatre, What's On
What possesses a human being to suddenly become a mass killer? And how do we make sense of what such a shocking event, the result of one person’s actions, does to us all? Scottish playwright David Greig explores this issue in The Events, the play...
by Ros Seale | Jun 25, 2018 | Arts, Showbiz, Theatre, What's On
Given the constant news stories on American politics (fake or otherwise) and the constant arguments about the Second Amendment ‘right to keep and bear arms’ this alarmingly funny musical, written 28 years, ago is well timed. Multi award...
by Ros Seale | May 15, 2018 | Arts, Showbiz, Theatre, What's On
Hir is a black comedy written in 2015 by multi-talented, multi award winner Taylor Mac. He is one of the world’s leading theatre artists. This play is a major work in American theatre made in this century. It addresses current concerns of the decline of...
by Jacqueline Lang | May 12, 2018 | Arts, Lifestyle, People, Theatre, What's On
It’s 63 years since iconic Aussie play Summer Of The Seventeenth Doll was first enacted, starring the playwright, Ray Lawler as one of the main characters. The tale of two sugar cane cutters and the women they love whenever they’re in town was an instant...
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