David Williamson World Theatre Premiere – Sorting Out Rachel
David Williamson responding to the challenges of our current world, has invited audiences to reflect cautiously and carefully on everyday dilemmas and decisions
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Christmas Gifts: Celebrating Life – Giving Joy All Year Long
Christmas that great festival of love is nearly here and so it’s time to pause and reflect on the gifts we give – will they provide more than momentary pleasure
The Warm-Hearted Theatre of The Kitchen Sink – Rose’s Review
The Kitchen Sink at the Ensemble Theatre a comedy with amusing incidents humorous conversations and ludicrous plumbing errors is hilariously touching, says Rose
Adelaide Festival 2018 – Hamlet, Stellar Shakespearean Opera
Artistic Director Neil Armfield and Australian composer Brett Dean’s production Hamlet will make its Australian debut 2 – 18 March at the Adelaide Festival 2018
Mauritius: Dangers of Philatelic Practices at New Theatre
Mauritius reports Rose Niland, is an insightful drama & entertaining theatrical experience with gripping tension, absorbing structure & impressive performances
Between the Streetlight and the Moon: Rose Reviews New Play
Rose Niland reviews Between the Streetlight and the Moon an engaging complex play by Melita Rowston that is layered with narrative, ideas, art and relationships
Between the Streetlight and the Moon – Melita Rowston Speaks
Playwright Melita Rowston speaks to Rose about the premiere of her new play Between the Streetlight and the Moon at Kings Cross Theatre Sydney, recently
David Garrick in Georgian London – Pleasurable Theatricals
During the 18th century in London actor David Garrick was the man everyone wanted to see, as audiences flocked to see Garrick’s Hamlet at the theatre
The Shadow Box – Resolute Theatre, Dramatic and Courageous
The Shadow Box has a cast of respected actors, who create a stirring and gripping theatrical experience for the audience in the intimacy of the Old Fitz Theatre
The Very Hungry Caterpillar Show – Eric Carle’s Triumph
The Very Hungry Caterpillar Show at Sydney Opera House celebrated four of Eric Carle’s picture books which as Rose reminds us have delighted generations of kids
Red Cross: Sydney Fringe Festival – Rose Niland’s Review
Sam Shephard’s Red Cross, at Sydney Fringe Festival, left the audience asking questions, reflecting on the symbolism and feeling compassion for its characters
NIDA, October Production Season, 2016 – Showcasing Skills
Each October theatrical students at Australia’s National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA) showcase the skills they have acquired by presenting a season of plays
Broken by Mary Anne Butler – Eternity Playhouse, Sydney
Rose Niland reviews Broken, a play by award winning Northern Territory playwright Mary Anne Butler, which is now showing at the Eternity Playhouse in Sydney
A Man With Five Children – Nick Enright & Reality Television
Rose Niland reviews A Man With Five Children, an insightful drama at the Darlinghurst Theatre Company about the process and consequences of reality television
Melbourne Theatre Co and Sydney Theatre Co – Programs 2016
Melbourne Theatre Company & Sydney Theatre Company both have long standing reputations for excellence in the art of theatre evident in their Season 2016 program
Theatre: An Ancient Concept – Tempting Arts & Entertainment
Students pursuing achievements in any form of creative industry will be well served by embracing avenues into ancient Greek thought, via classics at the theatre