Impro Australia Proudly Presents… Celebrity TheatreSports™ 2026 Sunday 27th September, 4:00pm Enmore Theatre Grab your tickets for The Gala Impro Comedy ...

What A Night . . . Mamma Mia never fails to entertain, and The Very Popular Theatre Company’s production was no exception. Set in the Greek islands, Donna is preparing for her daughter’s wedding with ...

Australian screen and stage favourite Brian Vriends (All Saints, Wentworth, Underbelly, Sydney Theatre Company) has joined forces with award-winning criminal defence lawyer, actor and producer Celine ...

After Dinner took us back to the 1980s with decor, fashion, black stockings and not a mobile phone in sight. The scene was set in a dining/entertainment venue with apricot tablecloths and chairs with ...

Community Garden is a play with no intermission about a man named Ralph, a nervous and new volunteer at Uptown City Gardens. Throughout the show he is slowly drawn to the strangers in the community, ...

I’ve now seen three iterations of Scary Goats Theatre’s A Twist Of Fate series. The conceit – short Twilight Zone-esque plays, each built around a game-changing plot twist – is reliably entertaining ...

It was a fast forward and rewind enacted synopsis of Jane Austen’s plays from go to woe on the opening night. The audience was in for a charming, funny and rapid view of Austen’s women and men ...

Fun for the whole family, Limelight Theatre’s production of ‘Aladdin’ is full of toe-tapping tunes, witty one-liners, and colourful characters throughout. The pantomime pokes fun at the popular Disney ...

Though we are sadly seeing multiple professional city shows close early in Melbourne in the current economic climate, Community Theatre in Cranbourne right now is absolutely thriving! A fantastic cast ...

“Money doesn’t buy everything and definitely not love of one’s self” was the key factor in this wonderful ‘two-hander’. It is just a shame that it is playing in a small theatre for only a few days so ...

“Money doesn’t buy everything and definitely not love of one’s self” was the key factor in this wonderful ‘two-hander’. It is just a shame that it is playing in a small theatre for only a few days so ...

Rational Animals brings Mike Bartlett’s acclaimed play Bull to Newcastle this July, with a five-night season at The Dungeon, Adamstown Uniting Church, 228 Brunker Rd, Adamstown NSW 2289. The play ...