Cirrus@Austlit

'A revisit of a classic play about race and mental health.'

'A magical realist imagining of the triangle of poets: Sylvia Plath, Ted Hughes and Assia Wevill. But whose story is it to tell?'

'A tender and powerful story about love, Country, and Blak queerness'

'A modern day interrogation that riffs off Anna Karenina and explores how women are treated in the public arena.' 

'The team behind the adaptation of The Picture of Dorian Gray once again mix theatre and cinema.'

'The largest philanthropic gift in Griffin Theatre Company’s history has enabled the company to purchase its home at the SBW Stables Theatre outright.'

'This award-winning show about the convergence of body, land and spirit returns for its tenth year anniversary.' 

'The dust flies as teacher versus teacher in this comedy about educational methodologies.'

'Spare Parts Puppet Theatre’s Fremantle theatre has been condemned without warning, disrupting the company’s season, revenue and other activities.'

'An exploration along racial lines about belonging and identity.'

'Euripides' classic tale as seen through Medea's children is flamboyant but muddied.'

'The successful musical about pop culture makes a triumphant return to Sydney.'

'A standout performance from Kym Valentine elevates a well-intentioned but uneven #MeToo story'

'An assured debut collection of short stories for and about women.'

'Fact and fiction blend in this intriguing reimagining of a young athlete's life after his early successes in pedestrianism and equestrian sports.'

'A reimagining of the Ned Kelly myth through a contemporary female protagonist.'

'Lifting the lid on food and hospo culture.'

'An award-winning, cleverly constructed debut.'