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Sydney theatre reviews, plays and previews
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Director Simon Stone renovates the House of Atreus
Belvoir brings the beautiful game into its intimate Downstairs Theatre
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09 Dec 2011-05 Feb David Williamson's latest play centres around a bitter fight between a baby boomer and a member of generation X. A comedy... More details
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06 Jan-05 Feb
It’s the middle of the night in a dark and abandoned building site in Western Sydney but Russ (Russell Kiefel),... More details
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12 Jan-05 Feb It’s the smell that hits you first. Entering the Downstairs Theatre at Belvoir St, a powerful wave of sinus-clearing... More details
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13 Jan-05 Feb Belgium-based, internationally-acclaimed theatre collective Ontroerend Goed has caused a ruckus in Sydney with two astounding... More details
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05 Jan-03 Mar Griffin’s Stables SBW Theatre has been transformed into a suburban backyard: ciggie butts and beer can shrapnel in a pot of... More details
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06 Jan-12 Feb
Fractured voices emerge from the dark stage of Wharf 1, the audio splicing giving the feeling of flicking between radio... More details
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06 Jan-26 Feb Played out on a round circus stage, this jaw-dropping, gasp-inducing, and at times utterly cringe-worthy combination of... More details
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12 Jan-05 Feb It’s the smell that hits you first. Entering the Downstairs Theatre at Belvoir St, a powerful wave of sinus-clearing... More details
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13 Jan-05 Feb Belgium-based, internationally-acclaimed theatre collective Ontroerend Goed has caused a ruckus in Sydney with two astounding... More details
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09 Dec 2011-05 Feb David Williamson's latest play centres around a bitter fight between a baby boomer and a member of generation X. A comedy... More details
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06 Jan-05 Feb
It’s the middle of the night in a dark and abandoned building site in Western Sydney but Russ (Russell Kiefel),... More details
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05 Jan-03 Mar Griffin’s Stables SBW Theatre has been transformed into a suburban backyard: ciggie butts and beer can shrapnel in a pot of... More details
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06 Jan-12 Feb
Fractured voices emerge from the dark stage of Wharf 1, the audio splicing giving the feeling of flicking between radio... More details
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06 Jan-26 Feb Played out on a round circus stage, this jaw-dropping, gasp-inducing, and at times utterly cringe-worthy combination of... More details
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05 Jan-03 Mar Griffin’s Stables SBW Theatre has been transformed into a suburban backyard: ciggie butts and beer can shrapnel in a pot of... More details
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06 Jan-12 Feb
Fractured voices emerge from the dark stage of Wharf 1, the audio splicing giving the feeling of flicking between radio... More details
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06 Jan-26 Feb Played out on a round circus stage, this jaw-dropping, gasp-inducing, and at times utterly cringe-worthy combination of... More details
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06 Jan-29 Feb Review by Bill Blake, aged seven, very likely the youngest theatre critic in the world (certainly shaping up to be one of... More details
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06 Jan-23 Mar
Review by Jason Catlett (full-sized adult critic)
If Mozart were alive today, would he be working for Disney? Or... More details
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08 Jan-01 Apr When the Australian production of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Love Never Dies opened at Melbourne’s Regent Theatre... More details
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15 Jan-19 Feb Seneca’s original retelling of the Greek myth of Thyestes opens at the palace of Mycenae, with a tormented spirit moaning... More details
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05 Jan-03 Mar Griffin’s Stables SBW Theatre has been transformed into a suburban backyard: ciggie butts and beer can shrapnel in a pot of... More details
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06 Jan-12 Feb
Fractured voices emerge from the dark stage of Wharf 1, the audio splicing giving the feeling of flicking between radio... More details
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06 Jan-26 Feb Played out on a round circus stage, this jaw-dropping, gasp-inducing, and at times utterly cringe-worthy combination of... More details
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06 Jan-29 Feb Review by Bill Blake, aged seven, very likely the youngest theatre critic in the world (certainly shaping up to be one of... More details
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06 Jan-23 Mar
Review by Jason Catlett (full-sized adult critic)
If Mozart were alive today, would he be working for Disney? Or... More details
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08 Jan-01 Apr When the Australian production of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Love Never Dies opened at Melbourne’s Regent Theatre... More details
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15 Jan-19 Feb Seneca’s original retelling of the Greek myth of Thyestes opens at the palace of Mycenae, with a tormented spirit moaning... More details
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06 Jan-12 Feb
Fractured voices emerge from the dark stage of Wharf 1, the audio splicing giving the feeling of flicking between radio... More details
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03-12 Feb Miriam, tell me a bit about your new show – how did it come about?
It’s a show that I wrote in 1989. It’s based on... More details
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08-12 Feb Week six of the short theatre festival, including A Rat in a Hat (a sexy comedy in rhyme), DateNav (about the dangerous... More details
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05 Jan-03 Mar Griffin’s Stables SBW Theatre has been transformed into a suburban backyard: ciggie butts and beer can shrapnel in a pot of... More details
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06 Jan-26 Feb Played out on a round circus stage, this jaw-dropping, gasp-inducing, and at times utterly cringe-worthy combination of... More details
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06 Jan-29 Feb Review by Bill Blake, aged seven, very likely the youngest theatre critic in the world (certainly shaping up to be one of... More details
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06 Jan-23 Mar
Review by Jason Catlett (full-sized adult critic)
If Mozart were alive today, would he be working for Disney? Or... More details
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Thu 09 Feb As seen at 2008 Beijing Olympic Opening Ceremony the China Canton Acrobatic Troupe will perform their high-octane acrobatics... More details
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06 Jan-12 Feb
Fractured voices emerge from the dark stage of Wharf 1, the audio splicing giving the feeling of flicking between radio... More details
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03-12 Feb Miriam, tell me a bit about your new show – how did it come about?
It’s a show that I wrote in 1989. It’s based on... More details
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08-12 Feb Week six of the short theatre festival, including A Rat in a Hat (a sexy comedy in rhyme), DateNav (about the dangerous... More details
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05 Jan-03 Mar Griffin’s Stables SBW Theatre has been transformed into a suburban backyard: ciggie butts and beer can shrapnel in a pot of... More details
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06 Jan-26 Feb Played out on a round circus stage, this jaw-dropping, gasp-inducing, and at times utterly cringe-worthy combination of... More details
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06 Jan-29 Feb Review by Bill Blake, aged seven, very likely the youngest theatre critic in the world (certainly shaping up to be one of... More details
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06 Jan-12 Feb
Fractured voices emerge from the dark stage of Wharf 1, the audio splicing giving the feeling of flicking between radio... More details
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03-12 Feb Miriam, tell me a bit about your new show – how did it come about?
It’s a show that I wrote in 1989. It’s based on... More details
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08-12 Feb Week six of the short theatre festival, including A Rat in a Hat (a sexy comedy in rhyme), DateNav (about the dangerous... More details
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05 Jan-03 Mar Griffin’s Stables SBW Theatre has been transformed into a suburban backyard: ciggie butts and beer can shrapnel in a pot of... More details
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06 Jan-26 Feb Played out on a round circus stage, this jaw-dropping, gasp-inducing, and at times utterly cringe-worthy combination of... More details
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06 Jan-29 Feb Review by Bill Blake, aged seven, very likely the youngest theatre critic in the world (certainly shaping up to be one of... More details
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06 Jan-23 Mar
Review by Jason Catlett (full-sized adult critic)
If Mozart were alive today, would he be working for Disney? Or... More details
A high-energy and high-irony production from Cheek by Jowl
Edith Piaf, Maria Callas, Judy Garland, Billie Holiday, Patsy Cline - together at last
Director Simon Stone renovates the House of Atreus
Bath Boy is back with some new friends
A masterful take on the Puccini opera
And you were worried about your overdue library book?
A show exploring what it means to be an Aboriginal Australian today
"You're dealing with family here"
“He had poo on his undies!” Our seven-year-old critic loves the Listies
Four unreal and unbelievable Paul Jennings stories on the stage
This isn't your grandmother's Pygmalion
Damsel of the stage Christie Whelan plays the pop princess
French auteur Philippe Quesne and his Vivarium Studio are coming to Sydney Festival
The Edinburgh Fringe musical rom com is the most heartwarming ticket in town
An ambitious piece of dance-theatre inspired by The Slap
The great John Bell puts on an antic disposition for Time Out
A little bit of musical magic is sprinkled on Sydney this month
The animated hit gets the arena treatment
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