Cirrus@Austlit

'Two separate monologues explore themes of violence.'

'Race, community and identity in AFL.'

'Predatory and sexual violence against a minor is played out through witchcraft tropes.' 

'A multifarious exploration of religion, history, culture and sexuality.'

'Back to Back's latest production presents another layered look at the intersectional experience of people with a disability.'

'How do you capture and preserve the smell of someone once they are gone?'

'It's impossible not to fall in love with this madcap, queer and colourful ensemble comedy about the inevitability of change.' 

'Andrew Bovell's 2008 intergenerational family saga, set against a backdrop of climate change and psycho-geographical trauma, returns to the stage.' 

'Celebrated playwright Jack Hibberd’s absurdist new farce is about time, and how it waits for no one.'

'The return season of this two-hander proves it remains as relevant and fresh as ever.'

'Schizophrenia is a worthy concept to explore, but this production fails to engage dramatically.'

'This is that rare kind of play: sparky, fast-paced and funny.'

'A contemporary adaptation of 'Medea', this production will definitely provoke discussion.'

'A study of love, friendships and chosen families.'

'Orwell's classic work given a Australian political spin.'

'An immersive theatre design enriches the impact of this dystopian vison.'

'Hats off to playwright Emily Sheehan: ‘Monument’ is first-class writing.'

'This immersive theatre show ensures a different viewing experience every night.'

'First Nations Theatre collective A Daylight Connection presents a double bill that provokes, examines and entertains.'