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Ringing the road crew
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Ringing the road crew

Even though the reception was poor.

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He received death threats for a joke about Jesus, now Reuben Kaye is in Jesus Christ Superstar

He received death threats for a joke about Jesus, now Reuben Kaye is in Jesus Christ Superstar

The cabaret star is the “power-hungry, extravagant child nepo baby” King Herod in the latest revival of the enduring musical.

  • by Cassidy Knowlton
Dancing mermaids and salty pirates: The show that revels in being ‘something Netflix can’t do’

Dancing mermaids and salty pirates: The show that revels in being ‘something Netflix can’t do’

It won five Tony awards, now the hit Broadway show Peter and the Starcatcher has been given an Australian makeover.

  • by Lenny Ann Low
‘The next Fleabag’: How Something Terrible became just the opposite

‘The next Fleabag’: How Something Terrible became just the opposite

Australian-born playwright Marcelo Dos Santos knew he was on a winner when the woman behind Fleabag and Baby Reindeer got on board.

  • by Richard Jinman
The love triangle that inspired some of our best-known artworks

The love triangle that inspired some of our best-known artworks

Nikki Shiels stars in a new play that unpacks the significance of the infamous Heide Circle.

  • by Cassie Tongue
Eddie Perfect returns to Melbourne for his most terrifying role yet

Eddie Perfect returns to Melbourne for his most terrifying role yet

“There’s not a huge number of places to hide if it doesn’t work. I can’t blame the music and the lyrics. I wrote them.”

  • by Meg Watson
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It starts with a lie, but this musical will teach you to be a better human

It starts with a lie, but this musical will teach you to be a better human

As Beau Woodbridge prepares to take the stage for Dear Evan Hansen, the actor and show’s director talk about the musical’s dark subject.

  • by Lenny Ann Low
Sarah Snook’s Dorian Gray was a West End triumph. Now it’s heading to Broadway

Sarah Snook’s Dorian Gray was a West End triumph. Now it’s heading to Broadway

Having wowed audiences in London, the Succession star is set to take on New York in the brilliantly reimagined Oscar Wilde tale.

  • by Kerrie O'Brien
‘There’s nothing like it’: Sydney’s strangest, most secretive stage show turns 60

‘There’s nothing like it’: Sydney’s strangest, most secretive stage show turns 60

Believed to be the longest-running theatrical production in Australia, the annual St Paul’s College production of Victoriana has finally let the cameras inside.

  • by Michael Koziol
The arts can be a sonofabitch
Opinion
Column 8

The arts can be a sonofabitch

And some saviours deserve a dressing down.

Existentialist easy listening
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Column 8

Existentialist easy listening

From the savant that goes bing!

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