Performing Arts
Kristin Scott Thomas brings glacial elegance to The Cherry Orchard
This latest take on Chekhov’s classic tragicomedy The Cherry Orchard boasts several strong performances.
Murakami adaptation is a rare theatrical experience
End of the World and Hard-boiled Wonderland combined surreal creatures, balletic choreography and dreamlike worlds in an exhilarating adaptation of…
Acosta Danza brings energy and precision to Cuban Baroque
A restless new work and a more formally assured Bach-inspired piece reveal the strengths of Carlos Acosta’s impressive dance company.
Richard E Grant and Christine Baranski sparkle in Noël Coward’s Hay Fever
This delightful comedy of appalling manners really is a must see show.
The Anastasia File turns over the mystery that refuses to die
Jenny Seagrove and Simon Shepherd give strong performances in this Romanov drama written by the late Royce Ryton.
The surprising success of National Theatre's NT Live film program in Australia
National Theatre's stage-to-cinema program is winning Australian audiences.
Sting’s The Last Ship looks spectacular but struggles to launch a coherent story
The Last Ship is a personal story for Sting, exploring the impact of the closure of the historic Wallsend shipyard.
The Mirror Crack’d relishes the era of Miss Marple
The Mill at Sonning takes on Agatha Christie's famous mystery, and brings a real eye for period details.
Formidably smart, Holy Fool looks to Shostakovich to explore the role of art in troubled times
Anchored by four excellent performances, Holy Fool uses the life of composer Dmitri Shostakovich to ask difficult questions about art,…
Dolly Parton’s genius in 3 great songs
Jolene, I Will Always Love You and 9 to 5 showcase the incredible talent of the late, great Dolly Parton.