The History of World Theatre Day
World Theatre Day, celebrated on March 27th annually, is a global event dedicated to honoring the art of theatre, its contribution to culture, and its…
Category: Editorials
Countdown of the Top 10 Theatre Websites
From Broadway's bright lights to the intimate black boxes of experimental spaces, these 10 theatre websites stand out as the go-to resources for theat…
In The Haus: Will Carseldine
From a hopeful professional baseball player to a rising star on the stage, Will Carseldine discovered his passion for acting in his final year of…
In The Haus: Alisdair Macindoe
Living and creating on Woi Wurrung country, Alisdair Macindoe is a groundbreaking multidisciplinary choreographer whose work daringly traverses dance, sound, electronics, coding, and text. Macindoe’s…
Gobo: A Lighting Term
The gobo is an indispensable tool in the lighting designer's toolkit, offering a versatile and effective means of enhancing theatrical storytelling th…
In The Haus: Frances Story
From Australia to stages in Singapore, Auckland and Canada, Frances Story has etched her mark in scenic and construction design across the globe and nationwide.…
Macbeth: He Who Must Not Be Named
Did you notice the play Chris Rock mentioned just before the Oscar's drama of 2022? Yep, that one. Whether the curse is real or imagined, the rituals …
Chookas: Origin Stories, Facts and Fictions
The term “chookas” holds a special place in the heart of Australian (and New Zealand) theatre culture, conveying a sense of camaraderie and superstition, amongst…
Foley: Theatre Term or Not?
The term "Foley" has long been associated with the magic of sound effects in radio, film and television, a tribute to the legendary Jack Foley, who pi…
In the Space: Empire Theatre
The Empire Theatre, celebrating its centenary in 2011, has evolved from a picture theatre to a multifaceted cultural centre. It continues to be a pill…