‘The Crime is Mine’ was side-splitting.
A screwball comedy with a feminist edge and an endearing charm, ‘The Crime is Mine’ is a must-see for fans of the eccentrically quirky films of the 30s and 40s. In Australian cinemas from October 12th.
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The Undercover Artist Festival is a pioneering venture in the arts community, dedicated to empowering artists with disability. Theatre Haus spoke with Madeleine Little, Festival Director, to find out more.
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We’re taking a moment to share and reflect on more creative works that give a voice to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
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HAPPY WORLD CATS (the animal not the musical) DAY! ‘Cats’ the musical, however, has copped a lot of slack over the years. Lauded by many for its innovation, it has also been the subject of much criticism. But why?
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Beloved theatre community, where to start?
Reviews are a staple of what we do here at Theatre Haus, it’s where we started – complimentary reviews in exchange for complimentary tickets to events. They aren’t without their controversy, and so, we wanted to lay it all out on the table – the good, the bad and the complicated.
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Happy National Spice Girl’s Day to all the Spice Girls fans out there! While the Spice Girls jukebox musical, “Viva Forever!” may have flopped in the West End the nostalgia, female empowerment, energy and charm could make it perfect for community theatre licencing, so why the radio silence? Let’s explore the icons and their musical theatre dabbles.
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As Lynch & Paterson take their final curtain call, their legacy is far from over. It lives on through the artists they’ve inspired, the audiences they’ve captivated, and the indelible mark they’ve left on Brisbane’s cultural landscape.
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NAIDOC Week 2023 is an opportunity to celebrate the contributions of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to Australia and to reflect on the importance of honouring our Elders. Through the works of Aboriginal playwrights such as Jack Davis, Leah Purcell, and Wesley Enoch, we gain a deeper understanding of Indigenous culture and history.
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For a thought-provoking (but hilarious) show, look no further than Kirby Lunn’s latest creation, MESShead. This new dark comedy takes centre stage in the heart of Melbourne at The Butterfly Club this month.
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After an extensive nation-wide talent search that drew over 700 applicants, the role of Elvis has been awarded to theatre and television star Rob Mallett.